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Here's my two cents worth. Dry rub is the traditional way to make jerky. Marinades give you the ability to try different flavors. For example, I love teriyaki jerky which must be marinaded. If you like teriyaki I HIGHLY recommend Mikee Wasabi Teriyaki marinade. Great flavor with just a kick...
I'm always scared of salt on fresh trout because I love that delicate flavor and I don't think trout takes salt as well as salmon does. But the sugar cure is always good. I'd be interested in your feedback if it works well. And you can't beat fresh cutties!!
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Great recipe!! I'm going to try it. That will make a huge amount of sauce starting with 2 gallons of vinegar!!
Here's to your Dad!! Thanks for sharing!
Welcome fellow Vet and thank you for your service!
If you can read this forum and wait patiently to start smokin' you are a better man than I am!! Tell that woman that the water in the pool is fine and you want to jump in with both feet!
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Man, you used all this forum's All Stars to make that butt!! I bet it was delicious!! It's pretty satisfying to make something that tastes that good from a real cheap cut of meat. And the fans don't even realize what you did!!
Great job! Congrats!!
Man, those look wonderful!! I'm goin' to steal your recipe if you don't mind and give them a try. Anything named "ABT" has to be worth a try!
Thanks for sharing!!! Happy smokin'
Smokin'- I love turkeys and I do a lot of them because I love smoked turkey sandwiches for lunch (with a little cream cheese and cranberry sauce w/ berries).
There's a million ways to do them but I always brine overnight in kosher salt, brown sugar and fresh tarragon sprigs and cracked pepper...
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