|
HOME PAGE
At Braaitime we strive to deliver the best, biltong, droewors and
boerewors in the USA. Check out our product list and see what catches
your fancy.
We make to order and use only USDA approved meat and spices.
Our biltong is available sliced or in
sticks. Any shipped orders are vacuum packed and sent to you with
the requisite brown paper bags for storage once you have opened it,
because everyone knows that you cannot keep biltong in plastic - it
needs to breathe!
I only make one kind of biltong, very lekker.
 At
Braaitime our droewors is so tasty and authentic you'll think you are at
the local butcher in Parys. We use an original 100% beef, thin
casing recipe. The droewors is sent in 1lbs vacuum sealed packs as
4 inch "sticks" with brown paper bags for storage once open. We
use all natural ingredients in our wors. No filler , no MSG, no
funny business, just the way the Voortrekkers did it.
Our boerewors is just like the wors you get back home - great on the
braai.
We stick to a recipe that won a 'Best Boerewors in South Africa"
award back in 1993. The spicing is moderate, with enough
coriander, salt and pepper to know they are there, but not so much that
it overpowers. It comes to you as 2lbs coil. The way us
South Africans like it, none of these sausage link things. One
coil is enough for at least half a dozen boerie rolls, with some taste
testers left over for the Braaimaster.
Hand Crafted by Peter Deegan
Pete's Biltong
Boxes
Pete makes some of the best DIY biltong boxes in America. The
small and medium boxes are shipped already assembled. For the
Large box the materials are shipped to you with assembly instructions
and everything you need to put it together, kind of like an IKEAź
product.
***Included with every box purchased is a tried and tested delicious
biltong recipe, with detailed instructions on how to make your biltong
making a success every time*** 
Cork Trivets

Our trivets take many hours our serious contemplation over numerous
bottles of good Red Wine - literally! They are made from the corks
collected from hundreds of wine bottles over the years.
|