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Here is a recipe for a Smoked Brisket using the Sous Vide Circulator. Only way I fix brisket now. http://www.tucsonbill.net/index.php?content=show_recipe&id=500
Bill
Talk about slow service!! I just ordered one of these from Todd and it took almost an hour to get the notice that it had shipped! Damn I love doing business with him!!!
TucsonBill
A friend gave me her recipe for a jerky marinade. It is for 2 lb of sliced meat. Here it is:
1 tsp. salt
1 tsp. pepper
3 Tblsp. brown sugar
1/4 C. Worcester sauce
1/4 C. light soy sauce
1 Tblsp. Liquid Smoke
8 to 10-ish drops of Tabasco
Question is, can I replace the 1 tsp of salt with 1 tsp...
Thanks for all the replies, guys!
I figured the part about SQWIB after much trial and error.
I live on the far East side, so a trip to Sportsmen's is kind of a half day adventure for me. My dehydrator is on the FedEx truck even as we speak, so guess I will make the pilgrimage soon!
TucsonBill
I have been searching out jerky recipes on the net. I notice that some use Prague Powder or Tender Quick as a curing agent, but most do not. Most also seem to use a heavy dose of soy sauce. Are they relying on the salt in the soy to cure the meat? Is a marinade with just soy safe?
TucsonBill
I use the 12" tube in my Smoke Vault 24". I put the jerky rack on the bottom position and then put the tube on it, all the way on the left hand side. No problems and works great!
Is it in cryovac? I have one in the fridge now. I am wet aging it to 30 days past the butcher date (should be on the label). About half way now.
TucsonBill