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Beef Jerky anyone?

  • 27-06-2006 12:07pm
    #1
    Idgeitman
    Closed Accounts Posts: 307 ✭✭


    hey all,

    Just curious to see has anyone here ever tryed to make beef or prok jerky, with any success?


    ~ Idgeitman


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  • #2
    FergusF
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 133 ✭✭FergusF


    Idgeitman wrote:
    hey all,

    Just curious to see has anyone here ever tryed to make beef or prok jerky, with any success?


    ~ Idgeitman
    Yes, I made up a load of this last year for a hiking trip, it turned out really well, very tasty, easy to pack and kept us going when we needed energy. It was also surprisingly easy to make, the only time-consuming part was the drying.

    The best instructions I came across were here: http://www.alljerky.com/wwwboard/wwwboard.html.

    I used some good lean sirloin, read a few recipies then came up with my own concoction for the marinade, I forget exactly what it was but included red wine, garlic, and some soy sauce.

    The important things to remember are - trim off all the fat leaving only the lean red meat, also try to stick to the size they recommend for the slices. It shrinks down a fair bit to less than 1/3 of its original size / weight so keep that in mind when buying your meat. I used toothpicks threaded with 2-3 strips to hang it from the oven rack for drying, remember to leave the oven door ajar when drying to allow the moisture to escape. Also don't be tempted to turn up the heat on the oven to speed up the process - just follow the directions on that website and you can't go wrong.


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