Tutorial:Jerky the easy way(plus The Ugly Plywood Box Smoker)
I haven't see any mention of this here before and thought I would let you all follow along.I started making jerky with muscle meat but no matter how careful I was by the time it got to my mouth most of the spices would have fallen off.One day I bought some Jack Link's kippered beef sticks and noticed that there was spice inside the meat even though it looked like muscle meat.I wondered how I could do that at home with my jerky.Years later a friend turned me on to the jerky shooter.This is what I was looking for.Now for the pr0n.
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Nice! What temp do you make your jerky? I assume it is a relatively cold smoke.
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About 250 until the meat reaches 150.Then down to 100 to dry to the right texture.
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That is cool. How do you probe the meat for temperature? Pretty thin bit there. :)
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What's not visible is the "blob" that's left after all stuffing is complete that I use for checking the temp.
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Aha! I imagine it doesn't take long to get there.
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is this brisket??or what cut- i normally use a flank on traditional jerky but have never tried this and would love to give it a shot!
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Nice looking jerky.
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Is that a cookie press that you're using? Also, Recipe? :wink:
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Do you cure it? Prolly not since you hot smoke it. Do you use a jerky mix? How well does it store(keep unrefrigerated)?
F_B that's a jerky gun. |
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