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![]() Hello all. I am an experienced beek jerky maker. I often see recipes for turkey jerky using raw breast meat. Being afraid of the salmonella I tried deli turkey breast (roasted). No good. Fell apart during marinating, and dried out to shriveled up sticks. Can I use raw boneless/skinless chicken breasts without worrying about salmonella? Thanks, MK |
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Michael L Kankiewicz wrote:
> Can I use raw boneless/skinless chicken breasts Not if you want to make TURKEY jerky. |
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JohnHancock wrote:
> Michael L Kankiewicz wrote: > > > Can I use raw boneless/skinless chicken breasts > > Not if you want to make TURKEY jerky. BUT they do make some kind of dog treat that looks like jerky from chicken |
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