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Has anyone used this recipe? Any tips, suggestions, or alterations to it that you would recommend?
I will make it this week and report back. Thanks!
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used this recipe on ground deer meat. It was a great recipe. Everyone I shared the jerky with loved it. I made the mistake of buying seasoned tenderizer instead of plain and it really gave a great flavor… A++++
My hubby and I made this recipe. It was ok, not my favorite.
This recipe is one of the greatest
I used ground sirloin and left out the brown sugar and liquid smoke and it was great, 2 lbs was gone within 2 hours
Hey Everyone,
This recipe is almost identical to my own, except that I don’t use black pepper, I use a small amount of Cayenne pepper instead. It gives it a better bite on the tongue. Plus, I don’t use tenderizer, because I grind my meat in a meat grinder and form strips and then dry them. They are more tender and easier to eat this way, therefore I don’t need to use tenderizer. I use regular table salt, cause it’s all salt, no matter what kind you by, it’s all salt. I haven’t ever try using paprika in my jerky. I don’t know what kind of taste that would incur in the meat, but I might give it a go, and see what it taste like.
Used this recipe four times. First time I used a bowl to mix. From mix went directly to dehydrator. During cutting/mixing, marinade was turning into paste. After about 6 hours, the jerky was awesome! My first attempt at making beef jerky and it was great. Since then I have been pouring marinade in large ziplock bags with meat and marinating for 24 plus hours. I can’t seem to replicate the same taste as the first session. Go figure. I would recommend this recipe. Thanks for everyone’s posts, they helped.
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this is my favorite beef jerkey recipe ever. we made this a bunch of times and turned out very well every time. we keep saying we are going to try a few of the other beef jerkey recipes on here but we always come back to this one LOL. I want to try the venison jerkey recipes too. any suggestions?
getting it ready now will let u know how it turns out
I make a similar version of this recipe.. I dont use tenderizer or the salt because i use dark soy wich is a llittle stronger than regular soy.. Also add cayenne and pepper flakes to it..
I just made this exact version and it also tasted great!!
does anyone have a receipt for jerky using cranberry concentrate? i had one years ago and cant duplicate it thanks