How do you make processed smoked meat to last longer?

What is smoked meat ?

Smoked meat is a prehistoric method of processing red meat (and fish). The aim is to preserve these protein-rich foodstuffs, which can break down quickly for a long time.

Making Smoked meat

Smoke meat is meat whose moisture content is lowered through the smoking process.

How to make Smoked meat as follows:

Ingredient

  • 1 kg of fresh meat,
  • 1 tablespoon sugar,
  • 1 tablespoon salt,
  • 1 teaspoon ground pepper,
  • 0.5 teaspoon of burp, and
  • 1.5 liters of clean water.
How to make Prepare the smoking material in the form of wood, coconut husk or husks. Cut the meat 5 cm long, 3-5 cm meat wide or according to taste. Mix sugar, salt, saltpeter, and ground pepper until blended, spread on the meat and let stand for a while. Dip the meat that has been mixed with the spices briefly in boiling water, then drain meat and hang on the wire hangers. Hang and arrange the meat in the hot smoker drum so that no parts stick to the drum wall as it will cause it to burn. Smoke on low heat (±32°C) for approximately 4 hours while turning. Continue make smoking at higher temperature (± 65°C) for about 2 hours until brown, then remove. The Smoked meat is ready and can be reprocessed into other dishes.

How to make

  1. Prepare the smoking material in the form of wood, coconut husk or husks.
  2. Cut the meat 5 cm long, 3-5 cm meat wide or according to taste.
  3. Mix sugar, salt, saltpeter, and ground pepper until blended, spread on the meat and let stand for a while.
  4. Dip the meat that has been mixed with the spices briefly in boiling water, then drain meat and hang on the wire hangers.
  5. Hang and arrange the meat in the hot smoker drum so that no parts stick to the drum wall as it will cause it to burn.
  6. Smoke on low heat (±32°C) for approximately 4 hours while turning.
  7. Continue make smoking at higher temperature (± 65°C) for about 2 hours until brown, then remove.
The Smoked meat is ready and can be reprocessed into other dishes.