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Should be marinated overnight for ... long, thin strips, no more that 1/4 inch thick. ... over dry; the jerky will be crunchy. Store in air tight container at room temperature.

Place beef in marinade and cover. Turn meat every 20 minutes to be sure all meat is covered equally, until the liquid is absorbed (this can ...

For 1 pound to 1 1/2 pounds meat. Trim fat and marinate in refrigerator overnight, turn once in a while. To cook drain on paper towels. Lay ...

Trim all the fat from ... to your beef jerky fancy.) You shouldn't let the ... bend. Store the jerky at room temperature in an airtight container.

Mix spices with ground venison. Press meat between sheets of tin foil or wax paper. Get as thin as possible. Mix 1 ounce of liquid smoke ...



Trim off all fat. Cut meat with the grain into 1/8 to 1/4 inch slices. (It is easier to cut if meat is partially frozen.) Mix all ...

In a large bowl, place ... enough Lawry's seasoned salt to cover meat. Pour liquid ... ziplock bag. Store on counter. Keeps well. Serves: 5 people.

Mix thoroughly. Place 1 cup of mixture on a sheet of aluminum foil. Cover with wax paper and flatten mixture. Roll out mixture until about ...

Add all ingredients in ziplock ... dry meat. Lay on oven racks, cook at 140 degrees for 6 to 8 hours depending on how dry you like your jerky.

Mix liquid and spices together ... foil, in order to catch drippings and make cleanup easier). Store jerky in airtight container in cool place.

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