Cut the meat (beef, pork, lamb and bacon) into very small chunks and put them together in a bowl.
Put the meat into a food processor and blend together till it becomes minced. Note that your food processor must be strong enough to mince the meat.
Add the nutmeg powder, black pepper, salt and ground garlic to the meat and mix together.
Add the vinegar to the meat mixture and keep it in the fridge for 2-4 hours.
When it is time, remove it from the fridge and soak the sausage skins in water.
Next, use a sausage maker to fill the skin with the boerewors mixture.
After this, grill the boerewors on low heat on a barbecue grill for about 20 minutes: about 10 minutes for each side. Turn it over with tongs during grilling. Do not pierce it.
Remove from fire when it is ready with the tongs onto a plate and serve.
Boerewors is a type of sausage usually eaten by the people of South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe. The word “Boerewors” originated from the words “Boer” meaning farmer and “Wors” which means sausage. It is usually shaped into the form of a coil.