Thai Jerky
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smokincraig
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5# of beef and than I am doing 5# of pork loins as well. Than it will be on to bigger batches once I know it works.
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smokincraig
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I used Mortons tenderquick at 1 tablespoon per pound so hopefully that doesn't mess it all up. That's all that was available near me that I could find.
Should I be good to smoke this on Sunday all day to get it done or should I wait till Monday?
Should I be good to smoke this on Sunday all day to get it done or should I wait till Monday?
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It may be a tad bit saltier than if you used cure #1. If the meat is sliced 1/4" or less it only needs to be in the marinade overnight. Longer is fine but not required.
smokincraig
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Thanks a ton for answering all my newb questions! I will get it down eventually. It's cut mainly right around 1/4 thick. I will also keep rotating the bag tonight and tomorrow and use Sunday as smoke day. I am very new to smoking so it is a lot of information to take in.
I can do the pork with the beef right? They both are smoked at the same temps and time so if I do a rack of beef and a rack of pork at the same time I shouldn't have issues?
Also from reading just so I am clear start at 120 for the first hour no smoke. Than bump up 10 degrees per hour til at 180? My plan was to smoke with hickory for about 4 total hours over the course of the 8-12 hours as to not overpower it with smoke.
I can do the pork with the beef right? They both are smoked at the same temps and time so if I do a rack of beef and a rack of pork at the same time I shouldn't have issues?
Also from reading just so I am clear start at 120 for the first hour no smoke. Than bump up 10 degrees per hour til at 180? My plan was to smoke with hickory for about 4 total hours over the course of the 8-12 hours as to not overpower it with smoke.
smokincraig
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Whew at least I understand a little more than I give myself credit for. Just cut up a yield of 5.5 pounds of pork loin and did the same brine/cure. Now the waiting begins. I'll get some more pictures once it is on the racks with toothpicks and I start the smoking portion. Again thank you for the help! Can't wait.
smokincraig
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Smoker is on and the meat is hung. Let it air dry for another 15 and in she goes! Wish me luck!
smokincraig
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Last time I made jerky i made a 1 pound batch of this and loved it. So going all in this time with a 6 pound batch.
Here's the recipe for 1 pound I just multiplied by 6.
1 lb top round steak, cut into strips
2 tablespoons fish sauce
1 tablespoon dark or light soy sauce
2 teaspoons sugar
½ teaspoon ground white pepper
I added cure. Typically this wouldn't have cure and the meat would be dried in the sun.
I was going to use the vacuum tumbler but the valve for the lid is MIA. Hope I can find a replacement.
Here's a new brew that's dangerously good
So this will go in the smoker tomorrow.
NiceLast time I made jerky i made a 1 pound batch of this and loved it. So going all in this time with a 6 pound batch.
Here's the recipe for 1 pound I just multiplied by 6.
1 lb top round steak, cut into strips
2 tablespoons fish sauce
1 tablespoon dark or light soy sauce
2 teaspoons sugar
½ teaspoon ground white pepper
I added cure. Typically this wouldn't have cure and the meat would be dried in the sun.
I was going to use the vacuum tumbler but the valve for the lid is MIA. Hope I can find a replacement.
Here's a new brew that's dangerously good
So this will go in the smoker tomorrow.
Yum
I followed this recipe and made 5 pounds of Thai turkey jerky yesterday using ground turkey (93% lean meat). The results are out of this world amazing.
Here's the Rec Tec 680 all loaded up and ready to go. I did 4 hours @ 180 with the extreme smoke option on.
After 2 hours:
After 4 hours, all done!
Sliced and ready to eat!
I don't think this is going to last a week at our house!! Thanks so much for sharing this recipe!!
Here's the Rec Tec 680 all loaded up and ready to go. I did 4 hours @ 180 with the extreme smoke option on.
After 2 hours:
After 4 hours, all done!
Sliced and ready to eat!
I don't think this is going to last a week at our house!! Thanks so much for sharing this recipe!!
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I followed this recipe and made 5 pounds of Thai turkey jerky yesterday using ground turkey (93% lean meat). The results are out of this world amazing.
Here's the Rec Tec 680 all loaded up and ready to go. I did 4 hours @ 180 with the extreme smoke option on.
After 2 hours:
After 4 hours, all done!
Sliced and ready to eat!
I don't think this is going to last a week at our house!! Thanks so much for sharing this recipe!!
You're welcome!
Great looking pile of jerky!
Impounded out a pile of chicken breasts a while back and made some, good stuff
jennifer090175
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- Jun 23, 2017
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Whoa!!!
I followed this recipe and made 5 pounds of Thai turkey jerky yesterday using ground turkey (93% lean meat). The results are out of this world amazing.
Here's the Rec Tec 680 all loaded up and ready to go. I did 4 hours @ 180 with the extreme smoke option on.
After 2 hours:
After 4 hours, all done!
Sliced and ready to eat!
I don't think this is going to last a week at our house!! Thanks so much for sharing this recipe!!
It's seem deliciuos!
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