biltong

There was a stick of biltong in his coat pocket.

I kept a stick of biltong under my mattress for these occasions.

Also that night we ate our last morsel of biltong.

He also spends a lot of my money on vitamin pills and biltong.

These were all the things I had, apart from some biltong which my mother had made for me.

In Africa, biltong was commonly used in all of its forms.

No dog can resist the concentrated meat smell and taste of biltong.

Akkers grinned and carefully cut another slice of the black biltong.

For a dried meat snack, biltong and droewors are favourites.

He pulled a long black stick of biltong, dried meat, from his pocket and offered it to Dirk.

"You should try the biltong there," he said.

He forced himself to take a few bites of biltong and a drink of tepid water.

He ran on under the pole and grubbed hungrily for the biltong in the dust.

We each ate a small portion of the biltong, and drank a sip of water.

There are also specialised retailers that sell biltong.

Wildebeest are killed for food, especially for biltong in Southern Africa.

Kilishi is a version of biltong or jerky that originated in Hausaland.

In the day we snack on a mixture of nuts, chocolate, sweets, cheese biltong as there's no time to stop and knock up your lunch.

The most common ingredients of biltong are:

There were no cooking fires; they ate biltong for supper, the black strips of dried salt meat, and washed it down with cold water.

And I've got some biltong.

Besides the biltong, or dried game-flesh, there were two gourds of water, each holding about a quart.

In the end, they were all fined two days' pay, whilst all their biltong was taken away and given to the Mashona.

Often they camped for weeks at a time at some congenial spot, replenished their biltong and moved on.

This produces a more strongly flavoured product, slinzega, which is similar to South African biltong.