Sinalau Bakas
Sinalau bakas or smoked wild hog..
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Cut the meat into 1kg or 2kg per slice..
- 2
Put ½kg salt into 1liter water and mix it. Put the meat into the salt water about 5 minute
- 3
Start the fire and smoked the meat at 70 degree celcius for 2 hour..
- 4
After 2 hours..cut the meat and serve with chili sambal..😊
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