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    Default Spices for drywors

    What do you use?

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    Default Re: Spices for drywors

    Normal spice - we mix our own.

    Just add a little more fat and get it in the thin casings.

    Consider smoking them.

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    Default Re: Spices for drywors

    Crown National has a good dry wors spice.

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    Default Re: Spices for drywors

    I like the crown traditional dry wors mix

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    Default Re: Spices for drywors

    I've used this recipe and its tasty.
    Droewors Recipe.jpg

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    Default Re: Spices for drywors

    Daav,

    650g salt, bliksem.
    One too many wasted sunsets and one too many for the road .........

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    Default Re: Spices for drywors

    Sounds right.
    Salt works out to 0.02gr p/kg.
    0.022gr p/kg is the ave when added to recipes

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    Default Re: Spices for drywors

    Maybe the Night shits are taking their toll but... 40 kg Meat divided by 0,650 kg of Salt equates to 61,53 grm of salt per kilogram of Meat.

    Or is my Math as bad as my breath after indulging in Garlic Drywors ?

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    Default Re: Spices for drywors

    The question here is how much salt is there in the mix...so its what percentage of the whole is the salt?

    You therefore take the 650g and divide by the total amount.

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    Quote Originally Posted by killzone View Post
    Maybe the Night shits are taking their toll but... 40 kg Meat divided by 0,650 kg of Salt equates to 61,53 grm of salt per kilogram of Meat.

    Or is my Math as bad as my breath after indulging in Garlic Drywors ?
    Your math is very disconfuckulated :) . 16.25 grams per 1 kg of meat.

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