Add the brown vinegar until all the ingredients are wet.
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Now the meat is soaked in the vinegar just so that all of it is wet and covered.
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The vinegar and spices micture is then rubbed over the meat covering it completely.
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All done.
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This is now covered and left in a dark cool place for 7 or so hours.
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After this the meat is then "rinsed" in a 50/50 warm water/brown vinegar mixture. Most of the salt and spices are removed.
The bovril is then mixed with a little vinegar.
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