Introduction: Slavink
We are going to make a typical dutch meat recipe, called slavink. When you are finished you will have a delicious meat product for the grill, cookingpan or bbq. Enjoy!
Step 1: First the Meat
You can use any kind of ground meat for this. But the in this original recipe we use half and half meat. This half and half meat contains 50% beef and 50% pork. For one Slavink you can use between the 80grm-100grm half and half meat.
Step 2: Fatback
For the shell of the slavink we will use fatback from the belly of a pork. Use one for each slavink.
Step 3: Flavour
To add some extra flavor to our slavink we made a spicemix of pepper, nutmeg, ginger and bread crumbs.
Step 4: Grap Your Meat!
Take with your hands or with a spoon, 80-100grm meet and roll this between your hands.
Step 5: Combine the Meat With the Fatback
Lay your rolled up meat on the fatback, make sure that your meat roll isn't to wide for the fatback.
Step 6: Lets Get Rolli'n
roll the fatback around the meat, make sure it is rolled up tight.
Step 7: Dip It
Dip the outer ends of the slavink in the spicemix.
Step 8: Almost Finished
your slavink is finished, but still you can't eat it raw. So you have to bake it, grill it in the oven or bbq. Bake or grill your slavink for 10min. If you don't want that your slavink contains a lot of fat from the fatback. Make use of the oven or bbq en make sure that the fat can drip away. This will make your salvink dry and crispy, but fat and juice taste also good! It's up to you to decide!! Enjoy.

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5 Comments
8 years ago on Introduction
I love the recipe. IMHO, bacon is a necessary food group.
I use the same mix for meat loaf ;-)
Reply 8 years ago
what is Folie?
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Aluminium foil. You could probably substitute parchment paper (aka, baking paper [it's a regional thing]). Just wrap carefully since the paper tube ends don't fold as easily as foil without squishing the filling. Pre-rolling/folding the paper beforehand so that it wraps around the food more easily would help. Then keep the oven temp under 400 and you're good to go.
The paper isn't supposed to be ignite until 451, but I don't trust oven thermostats, so that's as high as I use it.
Take care, friend.
Reply 8 years ago
That would be the nutmeg. Gember is ginger.
:-) Cook long and prosper, my friend.
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Thanks for the help ringai :), I'll change it in the instructions.