Anybody got an AWESOME deer jerky recipe??
#11
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: East Yapank NY USA
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RE: Anybody got an AWESOME deer jerky recipe??
Thanks guys.
Dale - I will give it a try
I can't wait to fire up the smoker. Hopefully I will like the jerky - because I really do not enjoy venison other ways.
Dale - I will give it a try
I can't wait to fire up the smoker. Hopefully I will like the jerky - because I really do not enjoy venison other ways.
#12
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Claremore, OK. USA
Posts: 340
RE: Anybody got an AWESOME deer jerky recipe??
Rack,
Good luck.....hope you like it!
Try this for your venison: Take a backstrap (Thawed), cut all fat, muscle and tendons out of the meat (this can take several minutes but is worth the effort). Soak backstrap in salt water for 12-24 hours (refrigerated). I usually just take a large spaghetti pan, fill it with water and pour 1/3 cup of salt and stir. Butterfly backstrap, open meat and season meat to your liking (lea&perrins, dale's seasoning, garlic powder, salt&pepper, butter), fold butterflied meat back together, take 5-7 strips of bacon and wrap around backstrap and hold together with toothpicks. Put backstrap in tupperware and season outside of steak with Itialian Dressing and all other seasonings to your liking. Place backstrap on Grill or smoker for approx. 3-5 minutes per side and eat. If you don't like this - it's no use!
Alternate recipe: Follow above directions and stuff butterflied backstrap with shrimp or prawns. Tried this the other night and it was out of this world. My wife and 2 year old daughter (neither really liked venison) were digging in for seconds and third helpings.
Good luck.....hope you like it!
Try this for your venison: Take a backstrap (Thawed), cut all fat, muscle and tendons out of the meat (this can take several minutes but is worth the effort). Soak backstrap in salt water for 12-24 hours (refrigerated). I usually just take a large spaghetti pan, fill it with water and pour 1/3 cup of salt and stir. Butterfly backstrap, open meat and season meat to your liking (lea&perrins, dale's seasoning, garlic powder, salt&pepper, butter), fold butterflied meat back together, take 5-7 strips of bacon and wrap around backstrap and hold together with toothpicks. Put backstrap in tupperware and season outside of steak with Itialian Dressing and all other seasonings to your liking. Place backstrap on Grill or smoker for approx. 3-5 minutes per side and eat. If you don't like this - it's no use!
Alternate recipe: Follow above directions and stuff butterflied backstrap with shrimp or prawns. Tried this the other night and it was out of this world. My wife and 2 year old daughter (neither really liked venison) were digging in for seconds and third helpings.
#13
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Delhi, NY (by way of Chenango Forks)
Posts: 1,706
RE: Anybody got an AWESOME deer jerky recipe??
I just smoked about 8 pounds of jerky last weekend. It was awesome. I used a pre-made maple marinade from M&J Marinades (I think that's the name) for one batch and some dry packaged seasoning (Hi Mountain) for another batch. The jerky lasted for all of about 8 hrs.!!!!!!! It took me ~2 hrs. to smoke. Don't worry about a recipe (although these all sound good) buy one of the above brands and you can't go wrong. Definitely slice when frozen and the 1/4" is a good thickness.
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