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Choose lean beef only, as fat goes rancid when making jerky. Remove all fat from ... teaspoon to the above recipe or follow directions on package.

Mix all ingredients as you ... pieces of drying jerky, or even remove the ... bag) Store in a Ziploc bag in the refrigerator for up to 2 months.

Trim and discard all fat from meat (it becomes rancid quickly). Cut meat into 1/2 or 1/4 inch slices (with or across grain as you wish). If ...

Start with several pounds of very lean beef roast. You should choose a ... following: Mixing the sauce is largely a matter of ... will make the jerky spicier and crisper, thicker, up ... becomes more uniform throughout.

Remove all fat from the ... in the above sauce for at least 1 hour. ... ready when it bends like a willow without breaking. Store in refrigerator.



Select lean cuts of meat. ... way to make jerky is to use a dehydrator ... set the temperature to just above 140°F. A smoker may also be used.

Mix all ingredients together in ... from the oven jerky is cooled and stored in ... to prevent further drying. Store in refrigerator or freezer.

Jerky can be made from almost any meat from beef to venison to pork. However, ... Worcestershire or Tabasco sauce, if you want spicy ... but do not break.

Mix ingredients together. I use ... frozen. Place in sauce and let stand at least ... takes from 7-12 hours in dehydration. Enough for 10 pounds.

For meat, use cheap cut. Cut with grain very thin, trim off all fat. Don't over crowd meat in marinade. Soak meat overnight in marinade. ...

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