From start to finish Mudda & Son show you how to make Boerewors - how to make sausages - after this you can make any sausage you desire - just change the flavourings/meats. Bon Apetite'
Bought a tear to my eye watching mum and son hands on in the kitchen. Do hope you both are still master chiefing together. By the way it was great to see found everyday available ingredients used in your recipe for us country folk in oz, I will certainly giv this a go. ty
Boerewors is course ground, never medium, the second passing of the meat through the machine is at the same course setting and into the casings, there is no need to pass it three times. The meat should be mixed with dry spices and approx 50ml malt vinegar per kg meat and allowed to rest for at least 3-4 hours in the fridge, cold water is added last and just prior to adding into the casings. Natural hog casings are best, they can be purchased on the internet and are dry salted, rehydrate 12 hrs
Bought a tear to my eye watching mum and son hands on in the kitchen. Do hope you both are still master chiefing together. By the way it was great to see found everyday available ingredients used in your recipe for us country folk in oz, I will certainly giv this a go. ty
spicen1sugar 4 weeks ago
The good country boys in the USA show you how to make the good stuff.We use deer and pork that we smoke it first.
tonescot 4 months ago
course grind is all u need :) but good effort, as long as you are enjoying it.
TheSarniboy1 4 months ago
Old dear got some skills!
nanooki 5 months ago
Boerewors is course ground, never medium, the second passing of the meat through the machine is at the same course setting and into the casings, there is no need to pass it three times. The meat should be mixed with dry spices and approx 50ml malt vinegar per kg meat and allowed to rest for at least 3-4 hours in the fridge, cold water is added last and just prior to adding into the casings. Natural hog casings are best, they can be purchased on the internet and are dry salted, rehydrate 12 hrs
TheLesmarshall 6 months ago
Great job! :)
planecrazyish 8 months ago
Excellent stuff MuddaAndSon...what was your spice mix BTW..and also, can you explain a little more about the casing please..cheers
theaquaplanet 10 months ago
Whats the name of the song playing in the background. I kinda like it.
calferath 10 months ago
Thanks for that, have just finished eating our first kg of Boerie and its was HEERLIKKKKKK
graunya 1 year ago
Spek = Bacon
leonhallza 1 year ago