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I have 1/4 inch thick bison flank steaks in my fridge in cure/seasoning
This will be my first time making jerky in my new Redhead Dehydrator (drawers not stacks)
What's the optimal temp/time for the jerky to cook at?
Yea but salmonella dies at 140F, right?
E coli would survive (160F) providing the chicken was infected. Worst case scenario i get diarrhea?
Im not trying to be a pain, i just really want to eat it and don't want to waste potentially good jerky. Plus I won't have a chance to make more until...
no cure. the marinade was just a wing hot sauce (cayenne pepper, water, vinegar, salt)
any post-dehydrating tips to make it safer? though i may just eat it anyway...
I already started making chicken jerky without precooking. Will it be safe to eat?
my dehydrator is set to 150-155 F and I plan to start checking it after about 4 hours (this is my first attempt so I do not know how long it will eventually take)
but all I did was cut into about 1/8-1/4 inch...
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