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Old 08-23-2019, 12:37 PM   #1
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Default 2 Types of Jerky on Pitboss Copperhead

I haven't made jerky in quite some time. Probably a few years actually. But with my easy bake oven I figured it was the perfect time to get back on the horse.

Picked up 2 hunks of round yesterday (both about 2.75lbs) and mixed up a few random types of marinades. I didn't measure, because I don't have a good reason for that, but here are pics of the ingredients.

They marinaded since about 6pm yesterday and went on about 8am this morning.

I did add cayenne and crushed red pepper to the bulgogi one. Running smoker at 150 for the first 4hrs and then bumped to 175 till it gets where I want it.




























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Old 08-23-2019, 02:15 PM   #2
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“Easy bake oven” ��
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That’s funny right there...
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I haven't made jerky in quite a while myself, so I am going to be naturally envious. Waiting for the results.
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I haven't made jerky in quite a while myself, so I am going to be naturally envious. Waiting for the results.
About 7.5 hrs in. Still a bit to go. I cut the fairly thick. I tasted them and they seem good for the chewy state they were in.
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Dang fine looking Jason.
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To me the Copperhead is the perfect jerky machine. I would keep it for its jerky capabilities alone.
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Have you paid attention to temps at all? I thought I would make jerky on mine, but haven't gotten around to it yet. Mine runs all over the place (which I don't care) when I run at 250. I thought maybe the spikes would be too much for good jerky. Any experience with this?
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Have you paid attention to temps at all? I thought I would make jerky on mine, but haven't gotten around to it yet. Mine runs all over the place (which I don't care) when I run at 250. I thought maybe the spikes would be too much for good jerky. Any experience with this?
Sorry for the delay. This is the first time at lower temps and it held great.

I've had mine at higher temps vary, but nothing crazy
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That looks delicious! I didn’t know you could got that low on the copperhead. My Mak will only go to the smoke setting which is 180. Might have to still give it a try.
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That looks delicious! I didn’t know you could got that low on the copperhead. My Mak will only go to the smoke setting which is 180. Might have to still give it a try.

It’s also around 95 degrees today in ATL metro so that may help.
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looks good, did you brown some in the pan before smoking??
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looks good, did you brown some in the pan before smoking??
I did the pan just to test the flavor.
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You ever tried the Krave brand of jerky? That’s more my style and I’ve been trying to replicate the softness of the meat. It’s pork and not beef though...

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