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Posted: 7/7/2011 11:45:09 PM
THE IMAGE ABOVE IS A PAID ADVERTISEMENT I say yes.
First, we'll start with the marinade.
![]() Soy sauce, crushed garlic, Tuong ot toi vietnam, tuong ot sriracha, Mae Ploy sweet chili sauce and black pepper. Sorry, no recipe, I'm making this up as I go.
![]() About a quart of marinade.
![]() A quick touch up on my favorite kitchen toy.
![]() The meat; 7.5 Lbs of top round.
![]() Slice thin.
![]() Big bowl o meat.
![]() Mix it up with the juice.
![]() Bagged up to soak.
![]() In the dehydrator, this part sucks, It takes hours!
![]() Beef jerky goodness! (There's some more in there working!)
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Posted: 7/8/2011 12:27:18 AM
BUT, no guns no reloads no drink BOSS knife, though. 7.0 |
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Posted: 7/8/2011 11:19:51 AM
hell yes.
btw, what type/brand of dehydrator is that? |
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Posted: 7/8/2011 11:31:44 AM
Originally Posted By 22LR: hell yes. btw, what type/brand of dehydrator is that? LEM products, looks like the small one comes with five trays now. I got mine at Bass Pro after I realized that jerky was going for $20-25 a pound. That meat was $3.99 a pound and I frequently find sales as low as $1.99. And I like mine better than anything commercial. |
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Posted: 7/8/2011 5:40:04 PM
Great pics.... I just got a scratch and dent Excalibur dehydrator that I am hoping to make some good jerky with.
Thanks for the post... |
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Posted: 7/8/2011 11:57:48 PM
Originally Posted By edb66:
Originally Posted By 22LR:
hell yes. btw, what type/brand of dehydrator is that? LEM products, looks like the small one comes with five trays now. I got mine at Bass Pro after I realized that jerky was going for $20-25 a pound. That meat was $3.99 a pound and I frequently find sales as low as $1.99. And I like mine better than anything commercial. thanks |
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Posted: 7/9/2011 2:31:10 PM
I'd say it counts as cooking, just as long as consuming it counts as eating it.
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Posted: 7/10/2011 4:30:31 PM
I usually only jerk up deer meat, but I do it about the same way as the OP. The main difference is: I just hang the jerky over the rungs of my oven rack. When it's full, I turn the oven on it's lowest setting and leave the door ajar. Works fine.
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Posted: 7/10/2011 10:01:54 PM
Looks tasty!
I've got the same dehydrator and love it. Sometimes I'll be lazy and make jerky with extra lean ground beef and a jerky gun. |
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Posted: 7/12/2011 12:02:12 PM
Originally Posted By edb66: Soy sauce, crushed garlic, Tuong ot toi vietnam, tuong ot sriracha, Mae Ploy sweet chili sauce and black pepper. Sorry, no recipe, I'm making this up as I go. That's Sambal Oelek and Sriracha respectively. Huy Fong is the most popular maker - just like the ones shown in your pic. |
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Posted: 7/14/2011 10:29:55 PM
Originally Posted By pcsutton:
I usually only jerk up deer meat, but I do it about the same way as the OP. The main difference is: I just hang the jerky over the rungs of my oven rack. When it's full, I turn the oven on it's lowest setting and leave the door ajar. Works fine. I skewer mine on toothpicks and hang the toothpicks between the rungs. Works like a champ and I don't have to scrub jerky juice off of the oven rack. |
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Posted: 7/15/2011 2:39:55 AM
Originally Posted By HKUSP45C: Originally Posted By pcsutton: I usually only jerk up deer meat, but I do it about the same way as the OP. The main difference is: I just hang the jerky over the rungs of my oven rack. When it's full, I turn the oven on it's lowest setting and leave the door ajar. Works fine. I skewer mine on toothpicks and hang the toothpicks between the rungs. Works like a champ and I don't have to scrub jerky juice off of the oven rack. Well...I'll be dipped....live and learn. |
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Posted: 8/5/2011 8:57:07 AM
that looks awesome and...I totally make stakes like that. will have to make some jerky that way now.
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