How to make this natural preservation yourself

Want to try it? Here’s a simple guide to putting this method into practice at home:
- Select the meat
Choose a lean meat: pork, beef, chicken… Anything works, as long as you remove the fatty pieces. - Cut and cook
Cut your meat into small pieces and cook it slowly in its own fat or in added fat. Season to taste (salt, pepper, herbs, spices). - Sterilize Jars
Before storing your meat, make sure your glass jars are perfectly clean. Boil them for a few minutes to eliminate any bacteria. - Filling the jars
Place the pieces of cooked meat in the jars, then cover them completely with hot fat until nothing sticks out . - Seal and store
Close your jars tightly and let them cool. Then store them in a cool, dark, and dry place , such as a cellar or cupboard.
Why adopt this method today?
At a time when we are increasingly seeking to consume sustainably and autonomously , this traditional technique is coming back to the forefront! Whether you are a survival enthusiast , an ecologist looking to reduce your energy footprint , or simply curious to rediscover a know-how from yesteryear, this method has something to appeal to you.
Have you ever dreamed of being able to enjoy a delicious piece of meat, even while hiking or during a prolonged power outage?
Preserving meat in fat is a simple and effective technique . It offers complete independence from electricity and allows you to enjoy delicious meat for years to come. So, why not try this traditional method that has stood the test of time? You might be surprised by its ease of use and effectiveness .
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