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I am not sure I did this right, but after dehydrating the meat around 100
degrees, I pulverized it then added melted tallow in a one-to-one ratio (by
weight). I put it in a glass dish, let it cool down, then cut into squares.
I like the consistency but since I had never had pemmican before I am not
sure this is right.
Kristina
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From: Paleolithic Eating Support List [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
On Behalf Of Belinda Lawson
Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 6:05 PM
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Subject: Re: Pemmican rules!
On Aug 25, 2009, at 3:35 PM, Elizabeth Beasley wrote
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> I'm so happy you like pemmican. I make mine myself. I don't have it
> very
> often, but when I do make it, I chow it down in about a week. I
> don't make
> very large batches, I guess. Anyway, I feel incredible when eating it.
Do you have a good recipe? Where do you get your tallow? I suspect
it's quite a bit of effort from the instructions I've read. But I bet
making it at home means it also comes out really good! I'm looking
forward to feeling better!
> U.S. Wellness just started selling a salt-free pemmican bar now,
> too, in
> case you're interested.
Yeah, I got the ones with cherries and the ones with out cherries.
Maybe next time I'll grab the salt free. Or it means I'll drink more
water. Not a bad thing either.
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