For beef jerky, ideal/best/favourite cuts?
"OmManiPadmeOmelet" > wrote in message
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> > "OmManiPadmeOmelet" > wrote in message
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> > > > Just that folks - been planning on making myself some, just saw a
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> > > > CHEERS!
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> > > > Shaun aRe
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> > > Anything REALLY lean! :-)
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> > > Round, rump or sirloin.
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> > > A trick to slicing it really thin is to cut it partially frozen.
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> > > I marinate for 24 hours and dry for 24 hours, flipping it at 12 hours.
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> > > Cheers mate!
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> > Thanks me love!
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> > So, do I cut it with the grain?
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> Only if you like to chew for a very long time. <lol>
> I cut it across the grain. :-)
Ahh, half-and-half for me it is then!
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> > Ta!
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> > Got PLENTY of marinade ideas - been inventing then storing them in the
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> > Shaun aRe
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> And I'll bet they all include chile? ;-d
Well not *all* of them, but I'd say about 999 out of 1000 do.
> I might try a bit of that sauce of yours in my next marinade.
> I'm about due to make some jerky too!
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> Cheers!
Bet it will be great if you don't overdo it and blow your head off!
Heheheh...
Shaun aRe
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