DEER JERKY
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: UNION COUNTY,KENTUCKY
Posts: 188
DEER JERKY
I HAVE USED THE SAME JERKY RECIPE FOR A FEW YEARS AND I WAS WONDERING WHAT OTHER RECIPES ARE OUT THERE.IF YOU COULD PLEASE POST YOUR RECIPES SO I CAN GET AN IDEA CAUSE THIS SAME JERKY IS WEARING ON ME.I KNOW THERE IS BETTER JERKY RECIPES OUT THERE AND JUST HOPE YOU GUY'S SHARE YOUR RECIPES WITH ME and my family.THANKS SB4 MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERY ONE. d
#2
Fork Horn
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: GR Michigan
Posts: 204
RE: DEER JERKY
I marinate the meat in Hunt's hickory and brown sugar BBQ sauce for about a day with some seasoned pepper and garlic powder mixed in then i place the strips on the oven rack and put on some more seasoned pepper, garlic powder, seasoned salt, and some red pepper. Tasted best the 2nd day.
#3
Thread Starter
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: UNION COUNTY,KENTUCKY
Posts: 188
RE: DEER JERKY
do you use liquid smoke or flavor enhancer?how long does it take your dehydrater to make jerky?mine takes 14 hours and my buddy's takes 4 hours.it has a fan on bottem and it has lil vent hole's on the top.do i want to leave the vent all the way open or halfway or close it?
#4
Fork Horn
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Central Iowa
Posts: 228
RE: DEER JERKY
Hmmm, a recipe would imply doing the same thing every time...a foreign concept to me. I use some combination of soy sauce, pepper (black and red), cajun spice, garlic powder, crushed red pepper, onion powder, worcestershire sauce, liquid smoke, brown sugar, cure (that I measure). Usually mix and marinade/cure overnight, then about 8 hours in my Nesco dehydrator (the one with the fan on the bottom). I have also occasionally used the "kit" spices.
I'm getting hungry for some, I know what I'll be doing tomorrow night with that pre-cut jerky meat in the freezer.
I'm getting hungry for some, I know what I'll be doing tomorrow night with that pre-cut jerky meat in the freezer.
#8
Join Date: Nov 2003
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Posts: 326
RE: DEER JERKY
ive been making jerky this way for 15 years after trying many ways . the only thing is i do it sort of by feel , with out exact measurements . i start with about 5 lbs. of ground venison , mix in about 2-3 tablespoons of insta cure, the meat will become very tacky and change color(to a light brown) , i then mix in around 1 cup of uncle abes venison jerky mix ,( and about a teaspoon full of liquid smoke) if you like it smokey. put it in a jerky shooter , and lay it out of the gun on dehydrator trays , dry it out for 6 hours or so. its pretty good , you will not be disapointed.