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We used to get the amish to make dried beef from venison hindquarters. It was great, nice and dry not moist like some others make it. So I started making my own cause it wasnt cheap to have made. I dry cured for 3 weeks. No pics of that, sorry. So I took out of the cure and rinsed. Then netted the hindquarters and the loins I layed on the rack.
Smoker running 180 with cob pellets
The loins I pulled at 12 hours I think and the quarters which was de-boned went 48+. Saturday 1pm in smoker out Monday at 4pm.
In the fridge to chill to today.
Netting removed.
All sliced up.
Before you say it, yes its cured the whole way through. My camera picked up on the smoke ring so the rest of the meat dont look cured. Trust me it was cured. I checked when taking out of the cure. I cut the thick spots open. I have found venison seems to do this for some reason.
Smoker running 180 with cob pellets
The loins I pulled at 12 hours I think and the quarters which was de-boned went 48+. Saturday 1pm in smoker out Monday at 4pm.
In the fridge to chill to today.
Netting removed.
All sliced up.
Before you say it, yes its cured the whole way through. My camera picked up on the smoke ring so the rest of the meat dont look cured. Trust me it was cured. I checked when taking out of the cure. I cut the thick spots open. I have found venison seems to do this for some reason.
