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Boerewors

Meat & Game · African & Middle Eastern

9 ingredients · 90 minutes · 2 servings

Boerewors
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1709kcal180.7g protein102.7g fat4.5g carbs*Estimates computed from the ingredient list; cost uses average US supermarket prices. Not a substitute for packaging measurements or your receipt.

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Restrictions

Diets
No alcohol

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Ingredients

Servings:
2 lbbeef (well chilled, cubed)
1 lbpork (well chilled, cubed)
2 tbspcoriander seeds (toasted and crushed)
2 tspblack pepper
¼ tspground cloves
¼ tspground nutmeg
1 tbspsalt
3 tbspvinegar
1 unitnatural sausage casing (soaked)

Steps

  1. Toast3 min
    coriander fragrant, not burnt
    Toast the coriander just until fragrant, then crush it. Burning the seed turns the defining spice bitter and cannot be hidden by the meat.
  2. Grind10 min
    coarse, cold mince
    Grind the chilled beef and pork coarsely and return it to the refrigerator if it begins to smear. Cold fat stays as distinct particles that baste the sausage instead of leaking out during mixing.
  3. Mix3 min
    seasoning evenly distributed, mixture tacky
    Mix meat with coriander, pepper, cloves, nutmeg, salt and vinegar only until evenly seasoned and lightly tacky. Overworking makes the finished wors springy rather than coarse and juicy.
  4. Stuff15 min
    even coil without tight air pockets
    Stuff gently into soaked natural casing as one continuous coil. Do not pack it drum-tight; expansion during cooking needs room, and punctures spill the juices the casing is meant to retain.
  5. Grill18 min
    browned outside and cooked through
    Braai or grill over moderate heat, turning the coil carefully without piercing it. High flames split the casing before the center heats through; steady heat browns while retaining the rendered fat.