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Flavours and quantity for meat

Ray Heath

Senior Member
I normally flavour my meat with garlic granuals how much granuals would you put to a can of meat as just wondered if I use more than I should
Also if I use paprika and chilli would a tsp of each to a can be ok
Anyone use different flavours
 
Ray, if you have cut your meat into cubes you obviously have a bigger surface area for the flavours to stick to and get absorbed. I generally use a level tea spoon and leave at least overnight. Not sure it is critical though.
 
Optispice. Best flavour I've ever used on meat for chub & barbel. Used to be sold by Tony Miles and Trefor West through their Action Baits company but now I have the recipe. A very strong garlic type flavour but with a subtle cinnamon back note.
 
Hi men ,

I would have a look at this stuff as well .


Iv used it to coat baits , then dusted with matching c-stim powder , got everything going for it 😉.

Hatter
 
Optispice. Best flavour I've ever used on meat for chub & barbel. Used to be sold by Tony Miles and Trefor West through their Action Baits company but now I have the recipe. A very strong garlic type flavour but with a subtle cinnamon back note.
A fellow angler gave me some of his optispice meat on the middle severn some years ago,it was brilliant, never saw him again,any chance of a clue to the recipe 😉
 
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Plus Cajun seasoning and Thai fish sauce. Lots of others - fenugreek, RH secret agent, cheese powder and on and on.
Meat is roughed up as in picture above.
 
This stuff is great on meat:


Once coated, just freeze it and it really draws in the flavour and colour. The meat stays red too, inc when its been in the river for long periods!
 
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