I tried to watch but could not stand the words on the screen nobody wants to read a video 😮
@derickkruger142615 сағат бұрын
I literally just opened the video to make sure you're South-African😂
@SweetGirl-we2qy2 күн бұрын
This is called "Sar-Sheer" in Persian / Iran and it is very popular in Iran as breakfast creamy spread and normally is served with honey or jam. 😊
@FreedomBlaze2 күн бұрын
260g of water plus 20g of water for the salt is only 280g not 300 as noted in the description
@PantsDownApronsOnКүн бұрын
The recipe link is for the sourdough version. As stated in description that is a simple yeasted version. Saying that 20g of water will make no major difference the end👍
@Arenoria2 күн бұрын
Hilarious and super interesting post as always. It's so cool that you're teaching us Russian recipes and words! Looks delicious 🤤
@ArminiusVicious2 күн бұрын
In the balkans we have had this forver too. Its called Suho Meso, ehich means dried beef. We cure it with salt, lots of garlic, and you empty the juices that come out of the beef for at least 2 weeks. Then it gets hung up in a smoking shed with the first day to two being the only time smoke and a small fire is introduced. It hangs for weeks to properly dry in the cold months. Comes out looking identical to the images in the videk. Good stuff
@rodneymorgan3134 күн бұрын
Thanks!!
@jdnva4 күн бұрын
Hierdie lyk fantasties!
@val-12-314 күн бұрын
The bread came out amazing!!! When I started looking for the fermented malt and didn’t find it, I kept looking for alternatives. Your recipe is great, so happy I found it, thank you 🙏 The only difference: I used whole caraway seeds and ground coriander in the dough and whole seeds on the bottom and top of the bread. It came out moist, fragrant, amazing. And you were right about chocolate - you cannot taste it at all. Thank you!
@SPB_RUS_4 күн бұрын
Заебись, только в Сиэтле пирожки, пирожки, или в других штатах тоже есть ? 🥖🫓🥯🫔
@DavidStarkers5 күн бұрын
Good shoutout for the mafuta
@userperson52595 күн бұрын
Whoa. Dang. Looks delicious.
@zxcvbnm66696 күн бұрын
What about without store bought spores
@isabelladavis13636 күн бұрын
This looks amazing..I have just started milling my own grains and out of nowhere I thought about using coriander as a flavor absolutely love it.i grew up in Bavaria and dark breads are my very favorite …thank you so much for the great tutorial and informative channel…bread the staff of life…stay blessed thank you again.
@PantsDownApronsOn6 күн бұрын
At 1:08 Theres a tiny typo! Meant to say 160C and not 106C👍
@jdnva4 күн бұрын
I was wondering what sorta fancy ass oven you have that you can do 106 :-p
@joshwells32476 күн бұрын
Definitely a typo at 1:08 I assume it's meant to be 160C
@PantsDownApronsOn6 күн бұрын
Correct hopefully everyone else will also spot that))
@Xylume7 күн бұрын
I've had three different types of Pirozhki for over 15 years before I started making my own. I'm a firm believer that Russian food is delicious and carefully crafted, but to learn from a woman who lived down the street made amazing things possible. Cheers!
@arbiterprime21457 күн бұрын
Hey mate! Keen to try this one, but wanted to ask a technique question. Just bought a dehydrator, was wondering if that would work for this and if so, whats the best way to use it? look forward to hearing from you!
@PantsDownApronsOn7 күн бұрын
Hi, you can use the dehydrator on the lowest setting which should be 30C-35C. Will be ready in about 3 days for a “wetter” biltong and 5 days for medium dry. We use this technique in some of our kitchens that don’t have room to swing a cat. Once dried, you want to vacuum pac it tightly to let the moisture even out throughout the meat. After two days it’s good to go. You can skip the vac pac but we prefer doing it. Will still be killer biltong.
@arbiterprime2145Күн бұрын
@@PantsDownApronsOn Awesome, thank you very much! keen to try and will let you know how it goes!
@onlyme46837 күн бұрын
Best biltong ever is from Zimbabwe. A little town called Shurugwi - Railway Block butcher. I used to be hooked on it. The recipe was the most balanced I have ever tasted.
@lindaclark61487 күн бұрын
I SO want to BE them!😂
@ferny74028 күн бұрын
Jerky is better. Biltong is mid
@PantsDownApronsOn7 күн бұрын
Think this comment will do well on here judging by the appetite for expressing opinions nowadays)
@Shaun.Stephens8 күн бұрын
Thanks for another great video. I'm yet to try these but I'm tempted...
@PantsDownApronsOn7 күн бұрын
Do it, they are goody👍
@padders10688 күн бұрын
Looks amazing, never made them, now need to! 🙂😋❤
@HealthyDisrespectforAuthority8 күн бұрын
yummies! I need to try that with sweet potatoes.. and bacon grease. In the American south.. grease is a food group. so.. why did we put those spud cylinders on a clean pan instead of a dry paper towel? Seems like just something extra to wash.
@PantsDownApronsOn7 күн бұрын
I can’t remember why I did that?)) Happens sometimes when you get older. I hate washing too🤣
@lisaboban8 күн бұрын
I always forget about fondant potatoes. Thanks for the great reminder and recipe. Thanks to you I am having a happy vegan life!
@PowrAl8 күн бұрын
Lyk vrek lekker. Nog nooit daai moeite gedoen nie en met botter pryse in SA sal ek ook nie vinnig nie. PnP is deesdae mal met hulle pryse. R59.99 vir 500g gevriesde ertjies. Botter kos R69.99 vir 500g. Miskien is botter die beter opsie.
@PantsDownApronsOn7 күн бұрын
Botter klink na die beter koop))
@claudiaweidman10048 күн бұрын
Looks great 😊
@PhiloVance-yl2ko8 күн бұрын
Who knew❓❗. A new way (at least to me) to cook potatoes😊. One pan, no messy frying in oil. I have potatoes on my shopping list so now I know what to do with them🙃.
@Shadow_Wraith8 күн бұрын
Beautiful. I made some towards the end of last year using homemade chicken broth, aka, vegan juice. It was the first time I'd ever eaten them, man they're soooo good.
@aaron60919 күн бұрын
I used extra thick double cream, around 60% butter fat, only took about 5 mins of boiling 😅
@NoLeftTurn543219 күн бұрын
Babushka would be proud 👍
@agaaron25119 күн бұрын
Don’t use plastic cover it’s harmful chemicals when heat
@pauli65709 күн бұрын
Dane here 🇩🇰 …You nailed it chef 👍👍👍👍
@OmegaZeroKiller9 күн бұрын
Another Touhou fan found in the wild lol Shanghai Teahouse was giveaway
@mtkoslowski9 күн бұрын
The best biltong that I have eaten was eland biltong. When I lived in Zimbabwe a friend who worked for Tsetse Control gave a hessian sack full of elephant biltong which was very good but took me months to eat. I can’t tell you how many game animals make good biltong.
@federicagazzolo186510 күн бұрын
I'm not able to find the shrimp paste! any substitute? Thanks!
@PantsDownApronsOn9 күн бұрын
Thai or Vietnamese fish sauce
@vassilyalibobayavich183110 күн бұрын
I never thought i would be spiting classic eminem while making a Soviet era bread, but here we are 😂
@premalabonisiddiqui325611 күн бұрын
Please show us how to ferment the egg whites ❤
@sunitafisher475811 күн бұрын
🌸 New sub 😊🎉 You had me laughing right throughout the video 😂 I don’t eat beef, heart or liver, so I will improvise Can’t wait to try other two ❤
@annielegg21411 күн бұрын
Hi... Im English and i lived most of my life in the west country home of scones and cream teas but ive lived in France for over 20 years and ive always used mascarpone as a clotted cream replacement but its no comparison to clotted cream.. Knowing what a long drawn out process the making of real clotted cream is and how much gas or electric it would use ( if only i had an AGA or Rayburn) ive never attempted to make it... But i am certainly going to try your microwave method and ill let you know how it turns out 😊
@wolfiber12 күн бұрын
exellent recepi thanks
@-wolfpacsnakepit14 күн бұрын
Great video, i was following along, learning a lot... but I'm really confused by one thing... what's with drawing a penis on the storage bag 🤔 5:25
@PantsDownApronsOn14 күн бұрын
Some people refer to my smiley as that. So to remove the strange things people see. Smiley no longer feature in videos. His name was Richard, and he had a family. Hope you like the biltong though👍
@voltakackackack66614 күн бұрын
Everything is bad for you, if you don't like it, just don't consume anything at all and see how that works out for you.
@ianmills965914 күн бұрын
Rather Grossly Underrated video in my humble opinion.
@hasanabiclips242817 күн бұрын
I'm in love with you and your videos ❤️ thank you!!!!
@susanrobinson40817 күн бұрын
Wonderful!! How long would this last in the refrigerator?
@arejetko18 күн бұрын
LOL. It's a navel orange, so... No pink curing salt? Great recipe, paisano. BTW - think you meant cecum (part of the intestine where the appendix attaches) not appendix itself :)
@Peter-uj7wd3 күн бұрын
same question : no pink curing salt necessary like in Biltong ? No baking soda necessary ? Just found your website, you do a great job ! Thank you for the great recipes.
@PantsDownApronsOn2 күн бұрын
@Peter-uj7wd none of those necessary 👍
@143mcassim18 күн бұрын
What can I substitute the wine with? I wanna keep it halal.
@PantsDownApronsOn18 күн бұрын
Use vinegar diluted with water
@DebiG105719 күн бұрын
I love crumpets. I get a UK brand from Amazon. I have motor neuron disease, so making my own would be nice.
@checo12320 күн бұрын
Nece recipe. But dude apparently has huge problems with his sexual life. It's in every other remark