If all you want to do is preserve your meats you could just leave them somewhere dry and then after a day or so when the top dries flip them and dry the bottom - or you could even hang them somewhere. Mine dry overnight on my counter in my apartment. You can store fats in the freezer, they aren't effected much by the cold.
If you choose to make high meat you'll have to be taking them out and airing them out twice a week.
I don't know how making high meat would preserve the meat anymore then just leaving it in the fridge though...
Title: Re: How do you make homemade high meat?
Post by: TylerDurden on February 07, 2011, 06:18:20 pm
for god´s sake don´t ever use tallow or rendered/cooked fats for making "high-meats". Bacteria in a healthy raw environment are fine, but not in an unhealthy environment: Aged, cooked foods are a real danger.