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Homespun Livin
True Blue Farmgirl

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Brenda
Louisiana
USA
409 Posts

Posted - Aug 29 2008 :  1:24:39 PM  Show Profile
I am wanting to make homemade beef jerky for Christmas this year to give to my dad and brothers. I have never done this before and was hoping some of you farmgirls might have a great recipe to share?

"Love one another."

Aunt Jenny
True Blue Farmgirl

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Jenny
middle of Utah
USA
11381 Posts

Posted - Aug 29 2008 :  1:58:21 PM  Show Profile
I marinade mine in soy sauce, brown sugar and a little liquid smoke..sometimes adding garlic or onion powder..
I love making jerky and do it often....if you are using game meat be sure to get every tiny bit of fat off. (well, on any meat but especially game meat)


Jenny in Utah
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Homespun Livin
True Blue Farmgirl

409 Posts

Brenda
Louisiana
USA
409 Posts

Posted - Aug 29 2008 :  3:41:39 PM  Show Profile
Jenny,
What temperature and how long? Do you bake it or dehydrate it? I have never made any before so this is all new. Thanks for your help.

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debinmtns
True Blue Farmgirl

925 Posts

Debi
Hope Idaho
USA
925 Posts

Posted - Aug 29 2008 :  7:15:03 PM  Show Profile
I bake mine in the oven on clean racks overnight with the oven open alittle with a potholder folder in half. On 200. jerky hand cut 1/4 inch thick.

debinmtns #63
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Homespun Livin
True Blue Farmgirl

409 Posts

Brenda
Louisiana
USA
409 Posts

Posted - Aug 29 2008 :  8:26:10 PM  Show Profile
Thank you Debi. I'll try that.

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Aunt Jenny
True Blue Farmgirl

11381 Posts

Jenny
middle of Utah
USA
11381 Posts

Posted - Aug 29 2008 :  9:27:08 PM  Show Profile
I use a dehydrator..all night with the vents open all the way..until dry and still a little bendy. (mine dosn't have a temp control..just vents to open top and bottom) You can do it alot of ways though.

Jenny in Utah
Proud Farmgirl sister #24
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Homespun Livin
True Blue Farmgirl

409 Posts

Brenda
Louisiana
USA
409 Posts

Posted - Aug 30 2008 :  2:37:58 PM  Show Profile
Thank you Jenny.

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Bellepepper
True Blue Farmgirl

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Belle
Coffeyville KS
USA
1207 Posts

Posted - Sep 01 2008 :  12:07:12 PM  Show Profile
My marinade recipe is about the same as Jenny's with the addition of fruit juice. What ever you have on hand. I have used pineapple, black berry and grape. Just one, not all at once.
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shepherdess
True Blue Farmgirl

359 Posts

Robin
Eatonville Washington
USA
359 Posts

Posted - Sep 01 2008 :  9:41:56 PM  Show Profile
What cuts of meat do you make your jerky out of. I have always wanted to make it but really don't know where to begin. Thanks

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Bellepepper
True Blue Farmgirl

1207 Posts

Belle
Coffeyville KS
USA
1207 Posts

Posted - Sep 03 2008 :  10:32:39 AM  Show Profile
Round or flank steak are good. But any cut of lean meat will work. When my boys butcher a deer, you really can't recognize the cuts. They cut out the loin and the rest is cut in chunks. We either grind it or slice to make jerkey.
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