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Gramps

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I did some last week using the super thin sliced new york from costco......I'd bet Joels is better but the pre sliced (about 1/8") make it a bit easier.
 

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What's your recipe? I've been thinking of buying a slicer. Beef Jerky is definitely on the list of things to do with it.
 

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More info....
What do you use? How do you cook it?
 

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I make jerky alot. Chuck or round roast about 1/4" thick. Marinade in soy and pickle juice overnight. Dry and coat with kinders salt, pepper, garlic. Add crushed red pepper and chili powder. Smoke 275-300 4ish hours
 

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Try an eye of round roast. It’s very lean and works well for jerky.
Consistency is the key. Even slices, and don’t over cook it. Go easy on the Worcestershire sauce, let the roast‘s flavor do its thing.
 

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That Chuck roast was thirsty. Soaked up about 90% of the marinade. On the smoker now. BTW I cut off most of the fat. There wasn't much....
 

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I use london broil. I use terryaki and soy sauce and spices to taste
200* in smoker
Curious how much time you end up with. Depends on how much but I'm usually 3 to 4 hours
I've found a fine line between jerky and being dried out
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London broil. slice, brine in soy, liquid smoke, A1, tobasco, black pepper. Run 5 - 7 hrs in the dehydrator.
I’ve hit local Safeway and seen the London broil for 1.99 a pound I’ll get a 2 pound piece slice marinate and toss on smoker at about 130-150 degrees. Comes out great been making in a dehydrater for 32 years just started on smoker this last summer.
 

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Been playing with Jerky for awhile now. Did a Hawaiian style with pineapple that the kid loves. He will take it over candy.
it is on the sweeter side though.
 
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