I used Yoshida's Teriyaki blend for the teriyaki sauce and went with the heavier portions except the cayenne pepper since I had more meat. The jerky is in the smoker using 5 oz. of hickory(4 split pieces); oven set to 200*, using the GLH method all the way. Too much jerky to fit...
Jerky is a great way to preserve meats. That said I have never seen a large batch of jerky last for more than a couple of days in my home. Preparing jerky in a smoker, rather than a dehydrator or oven, takes the flavor to a whole new dimension. Because jerky requires a low and sl...
Once the beef jerky has been smoked to the desired temperature, it’s time to dry it. Transfer the beef strips from the smoker onto a cooling rack that’s placed inside of a baking sheet and let them sit in your kitchen for about 4 hours. This will ensure that all of their moisture ...
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I have a Cookshack Amerique smoker and my question is if for instance I was going to smoke my jerky with mesquite or hickory why would I use the mesquite or hickory hi mountain spice also. Their site dipicts their jerky maker just going inside a regular oven. Is their mix just overkill...
After the jerky has dried in the dehydrator, we do a post-dry heat in the oven to ensure it’s safe, in accordance with the OSU Extension/Pacific Northwest Extension’sguide to making safe jerky. To do this, we transfer the jerky to a baking sheet and place it in a pre-heated 275...
If you have a smoker, I think that would be the best since it will give you some great smoke flavor. You will need only a small amount of coals for the drying. If you use charcoal, about six or eight bricks should do. If you are using coals, about a handful of them. You are ...
Easy to use Scott's Jerky cures and brine mixes in your home oven, dehydrator or smoker. Go to Scottsjerkycure.com for more information.
It is not a secret that ribs are one of the most wanted dishes on the grill. Whether are you using a regular grill or a smoker, ribs always come out great, if you know how to prepare them properly. These five best ribs bbq recipes will evoke your grilling spirit and you will definit...