Pemmican Recipe Traditional Survival Food Turned Modern Protein Bar

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WEBAt 350 °F/175° C, it takes about 10 minutes in the oven. 454 grams beef tallow. Combine the meat, salt, and optional herbs and spices in a bowl. 454 grams dry, ground meat, 1 …

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WEBThe meat must be ground as fine as possible. You want a “fine meat dust.”. 4. Process the fat you saved in step #2. Put it all in a pot over low heat. Once the fat has melted and …

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WEBTurn the berries into a powder: Same as with the meat. Mix the powdered meat and powdered berries together. Heat the fat so it liquefies. Pour the fat over the powdered …

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WEBKey Takeaways: Pemmican is a nutrient-rich survival food with a long shelf life, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and adventurers. The easy pemmican recipe requires lean meat, …

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WEBShape and allow to cool. Take the mixture and press it firmly into silicone molds. Or, spread it out over baking paper in a thin layer to make bars. Smooth the surface with a spatula …

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WEBStep 1: Cut Into Strips. If the meat needs to be dried then cut it into thin strips and lay it on a baking rack in an oven preheated to 170 to 180 degrees Fahrenheit. It should take about …

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WEBIf you’re using store-bought dried berries, throw them in a dehydrator for extra evaporation. Break up the dried meat and put it in a food processor. Process it until it’s a fluffy …

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WEBOnce melted and boiling, strain the fat through a mesh strainer. Mix the Fat and Meat: Pour the fat over your meat granules and mix thoroughly. Portion the Mixture: You can either …

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WEBScoop out 4 ounces of beef tallow. Add the tallow to a sauce pot over low heat. Stir gently until the fat melts and becomes translucent. Mix the fat and the ground meat together. …

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WEB1) Dry the Meat. Thinly slice whatever lean meat you’re going to use. For the best-tasting pemmican, use a food dehydrator. Spread the meat slices on the dehydrator trays, and …

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WEBStep 10: Save your pemmican for a survival situation! Important Note: There are tons of different recipes for making pemmican. This is just a generic recipe for meat and fat. If …

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WEBUse about half as much as you have meat. For example, if you have 4 cups of dried meat, add 2 cups of extras. Traditional pemmican did not use any salt, but if you wish to add …

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WEBDirections; 1. Spread out the ground meat on parchment paper either on the racks of a dehydrator or on a baking sheet. Dry at 180°F overnight or for about 8 hours.

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WEBMaking pemmican at home using a traditional recipe is an excellent way to create a nutrient-packed, non-perishable survival food. By following the steps outlined in this …

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WEBAssembly. Melt the rendered suet and add to the beef powder mix. If you want your Pemmican a little dryer start by adding 3/4 of the fat and slowly add more till you are …

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WEBThe basic process for making pemmican involved pounding dried meat into a rough powder and then mixing it with an equal amount of rendered fat. After processing, the shelf life of …

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