Beef Jerky Making By Phil
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It's now time for one of the last installments of my beef jerky making process. After you put the sliced eye of the round in the dehydrator take the leftover marinade inside. Mix with hamburger until you get a nice consistency.
Let that sit overnight. Now go out the next morning and take the dried roast out.
Now the next step involves something that I know Cabela's sells (that's where I got mine) and it's called a jerky pistol and can be found ... here ---->http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...stol&noImage=0
Once again, spray the racks with nonstick spray, then apply the meat to the racks.
Now the same time and temperatures apply to this. I use 140 for 4 hours. There will be one more post to show the results of the strips. Hope you all enjoyed.
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Let that sit overnight. Now go out the next morning and take the dried roast out.
Now the next step involves something that I know Cabela's sells (that's where I got mine) and it's called a jerky pistol and can be found ... here ---->http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...stol&noImage=0
Once again, spray the racks with nonstick spray, then apply the meat to the racks.
Now the same time and temperatures apply to this. I use 140 for 4 hours. There will be one more post to show the results of the strips. Hope you all enjoyed.
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bump for update.
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