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Re: Biltong stokkies
Originally Posted by Professional
Where is Amazulu, I bet he has a secret recipe hidden somewhere, come on my little piece of Africa, come to Mumma and lets talk about your biltong.:sneaky:
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Re: Biltong stokkies
Originally Posted by Professional Princess
(Post 9732844)
Do they only do beef biltong in Australia?
Not meaning to be spoilt, but I want Springbok Biltong, we used to chew on that on our day tours and drink it with Windhoek lager. And once you start on a bag of biltong, before you know it you have eaten it all and your mouth has dried out completely.:lol: The best is Elephant biltong - but that's another, controversial story.......... |
Re: Biltong stokkies
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9732846)
:eek:
When we first landed in Namibia, we were taken by car to our accommodation and one thing that really amused me, was people waiting by the side of the road with their shopping for a bus - no proper bus stop, and then close to them would be a few wild baboons and I had heard that the baboons sometimes steal the shopping. That always made me giggle seeing the baboons so close to humans, just knowing they would mug them for their food.:eek: |
Re: Biltong stokkies
Originally Posted by Professional Princess
(Post 9732854)
:sneaky:
When we first landed in Namibia, we were taken by car to our accommodation and one thing that really amused me, was people waiting by the side of the road with their shopping for a bus - no proper bus stop, and then close to them would be a few wild baboons and I had heard that the baboons sometimes steal the shopping. That always made me giggle seeing the baboons so close to humans, just knowing they would mug them for their food.:eek: |
Re: Biltong stokkies
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9732860)
Baboons are nuts. In the wild they are very shy and timid but when they get into contact with humans they go f**king mental.
On our tour bus, we were doing the long drive to Etosha and we were over taken by this Ostrich, it was the funniest thing ever watching this huge bird running along, I almost could imagine it wearing cycling shorts, whilst listening to an ipod as it ran by. Do you miss SA? I would give anything to revisit Namibia and see other parts of Africa as well. |
Re: Biltong stokkies
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9732839)
Welcome to the world of biltong - there's no going back now.
It's a $55/kg habit though.......... My biggest worry is "if it goes green it has spoiled so throw it away... I REALLY dont want to poison myself.... I suppose thats where the lab rats, sorry, hounds from hell will come in... Iis off to Coles to buy me some silverside.... If I can find out what silverside is in australian.... |
Re: Biltong stokkies
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9732860)
Baboons are nuts. In the wild they are very shy and timid but when they get into contact with humans they go f**king mental.
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Re: Biltong stokkies
Originally Posted by eddie007
(Post 9732879)
Baboons are amazing mimics.... They are simply reflecting what they see:blink:
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Re: Biltong stokkies
what does this biltong stuff taste like?
Someone offered me a piece but it reminded me of the chewy stuff I give my dog so I passed up on it:unsure: |
Re: Biltong stokkies
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9732860)
Baboons are nuts. In the wild they are very shy and timid but when they get into contact with humans they go f**king mental.
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Re: Biltong stokkies
Originally Posted by Bernieboy
(Post 9733515)
Like most saffers really;)
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Re: Biltong stokkies
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9733516)
damn straight and don't you forget it
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Re: Biltong stokkies
They sell cuttle fish biltong at the Foodworks near where I work (is there a vomit smiley?).
Strangely enough when I asked the Asian shopkeeper about it, he said its not a huge seller.... |
Re: Biltong stokkies
Originally Posted by Professional Princess
(Post 9732844)
Do they only do beef biltong in Australia?
ps. my fave biltong is Ostrich, yum. |
Re: Biltong stokkies
Originally Posted by Scubaemma
(Post 9733596)
They sell cuttle fish biltong at the Foodworks near where I work (is there a vomit smiley?).
Strangely enough when I asked the Asian shopkeeper about it, he said its not a huge seller.... |
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