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Posted: 11/4/2016 11:22:35 PM EDT
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so elfy, my son and I just sliced and are currently marinating our first beef jerky.
He's more stoked than I am. Thanks again for a great step by step vid. Txl |
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Great video Elfy. I've been itching to make my own jerky and I'll be looking for that dehydrator you have.
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Elfy...git yerself an avatar damnet! Awesome! Now I we just need more reloading vids |
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Great video. Been wanting to try this for a while. Question though, it only stays good for 2 weeks in fridge? What is the best way to get it to last longer, like 6 + months?
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It will last longer if you can vacuum seal it but I like my jerky a little on the softer side. Could dehydrate it some more. It's really all trial and error
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Great video. Been wanting to try this for a while. Question though, it only stays good for 2 weeks in fridge? What is the best way to get it to last longer, like 6 + months? View Quote |
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Looks awesome OP, will have to do it that way next time I make jerky
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First batch came out awesome.
Used a cabellas mix I had on hand. Put it into 3 Ziploc bags. Son killed one in about a hour. Great stuff. Your explanation on the cut of beef to use and what to look for was very helpful. Txl |
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Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it!
Yes, you got to be ultra picky when picking out the roasts! It makes me happy to make others happy :) Quoted:
First batch came out awesome. Used a cabellas mix I had on hand. Put it into 3 Ziploc bags. Son killed one in about a hour. Great stuff. Your explanation on the cut of beef to use and what to look for was very helpful. Txl View Quote |
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i can accept that and im all about water under the bridge. we are all 2nd amendment blood brothers. consider us cool my friend
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This disparaging remark was totally uncalled for. I had my head in my rear-end and obviously wasn't thinking. I apologize and intend to watch the entire video. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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That 17 minute video is at least 10 minutes too long. This disparaging remark was totally uncalled for. I had my head in my rear-end and obviously wasn't thinking. I apologize and intend to watch the entire video. |
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We've been using Hi-Mountain for elk, deer, and goats for years, since it's made in Wyoming . I always cut down the cure slightly , as I think it's a bit much. I add the ingredients to a mixing bowl, then add it to the shaker .
Good video! ! |
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Great post I'm absolutely buying one and doing this. My mouth was watering watching this I use to make jerky years ago. But after watching this I'm going out tomorrow and buying a LEM and the spices you used.
I ate so much jery one day. That the next I could barely chew because my teeth and jaws hurt Great video also really enjoyed watching it....all of it. Really entertaining. Damn I'm hungry |
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Damn you guys cleaned out Amazon. Went to order the 5 tray Lem and gone. Yesterday they had plenty.
Oh well, went with a 9 tray Excalibur 3900B for alot more I should be able to do 10lbs with this thing. Plus im starting to grow my own Carolina reapers and Trinidan scorpions. Planted them a few weeks ago. Should end up with about 10-14 plants. Will grow in pots inside till spring. Love me some dried superhots. Thanks OP. I had a nesco dryer for a long time and its been ok, but limited in the amount it can handle. I do my jerky pretty much the same way with some spice variations. |
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Nice! Let me know how ya like it!
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Damn you guys cleaned out Amazon. Went to order the 5 tray Lem and gone. Yesterday they had plenty. Oh well, went with a 9 tray Excalibur 3900B for alot more I should be able to do 10lbs with this thing. Plus im starting to grow my own Carolina reapers and Trinidan scorpions. Planted them a few weeks ago. Should end up with about 10-14 plants. Will grow in pots inside till spring. Love me some dried superhots. Thanks OP. I had a nesco dryer for a long time and its been ok, but limited in the amount it can handle. I do my jerky pretty much the same way with some spice variations. View Quote |
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Nice vid...I've been doing jerky for about 20 years off and on...went from a Little Chief to a Green Mt. Smoker.
One tip: Costco sells pre sliced (carne) or will slice your roast on-site if you ask. Going to try the High Mtn. spice mix. |
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Quoted: Nice vid...I've been doing jerky for about 20 years off and on...went from a Little Chief to a Green Mt. Smoker. One tip: Costco sells pre sliced (carne) or will slice your roast on-site if you ask. Going to try the High Mtn. spice mix. View Quote I'm going to ask my Publix butcher if they'll do this for me. |
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Looks really tasty.
I like my jerky cut with the grain to provide more chew. Have you tried that? |
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To your credit Elfy. Here's a current jerky inquiry that leads back to you!
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Thanks buddy! Yeah, I've yet to meet anyone that doesn't like my hi mountain hickory / red pepper jerky... it doesn't last long at all!
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To your credit Elfy. Here's a current jerky inquiry that leads back to you! http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/1934963_.html&page=1&anc=63191317#i63191317 View Quote |
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Tag for later as I plan on making jerky this weekend. EDIT good video but I was hoping for some secret recipe!
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