Thai jerky

[Steve H]

Jerky looks great Steve. Have made Thai jerky a few times using @dirtsailor2003 recipe.

Thank you! I'll need to look his recipe up.

For some strange reason I've been in a jerky making mood for the past week or so. I've done sweet bourbon, teriyaki, and a sweet heat. Been looking for another flavor to try and I think this is it. Thanks.

You're welcome! Seems like a bunch of us are on the jerky wagon as of lately!

Looks very tasty !

Thank you!

That looks great! What are your thoughts with trying it on some venison ground or sliced thin?

Thank you! If you slice it thin. It'll come out like a potato chip. Crunchy and down right tasty! I cut this batch free hand. So, some were thinner than intended. But really good.
I can't speak for venison. I'm not really sure how this flavor profile would work with it. Nor have I tried this with beef.

Looks good. We been making jerky too. Venison and beef, just made a batch today. Must be the time of the year for it.

Thanks! Seems like a lot of folk are making jerky at the moment.

 

[BGKYSmoker]

Steve

Jerky looks and recipe sounds awesome.

Thanks for posting

 

[Steve H]

Steve

Jerky looks and recipe sounds awesome.

Thanks for posting

Thank you!

 

[Gonna Smoke]

Seems like a bunch of us are on the jerky wagon as of lately!

That jerky really looks good, Steve and look around on that wagon, you'll find me on there somewhere, too!

 

[Steve H]

That jerky really looks good, Steve and look around on that wagon, you'll find me on there somewhere, too!

I think I overlooked it. Linky please

 

[Gonna Smoke]

I think I overlooked it. Linky please

I'm sitting in the corner on the back row of the jerky wagon out of sight, but I'm there. I've made 2 big batches this past week. One was a spicy teriyaki and the other was regular teriyaki, my granddaughter's favorite. The spicy teriyaki was simply a regular teriyaki that I sprinkled red pepper flakes on the meat after an overnight swim in the marinade. Not too spicy, could've used a little more heat in my opinion...

 

[Steve H]

I'm sitting in the corner on the back row of the jerky wagon out of sight, but I'm there. I've made 2 big batches this past week. One was a spicy teriyaki and the other was regular teriyaki, my granddaughter's favorite. The spicy teriyaki was simply a regular teriyaki that I sprinkled red pepper flakes on the meat after an overnight swim in the marinade. Not too spicy, could've used a little more heat in my opinion...

Now teriyaki jerky would be good. I may have to get some meat out towards the end of the week for a batch. I'm wondering if the Yoshidas sweet teriyaki marinade would work for that.

 

[Gonna Smoke]

Now teriyaki jerky would be good. I may have to get some meat out towards the end of the week for a batch. I'm wondering if the Yoshidas sweet teriyaki marinade would work for that.

I would think the Yoshida would be fine. I used Veri Veri Teriyaki and bottom round that I sliced by hand with a knife. I'm wanting to make some kind of sweet or maple bourbon next if I can find a recipe that jumps out at me...

 

[cptnding]

Steve H
Do you think this recipe would work in a pellet smoker instead of a dehydrator? I've only made ground meat jerky but I like the idea of using pork loin and the recipe sounds good.
Thanks!

 

[Steve H]

Steve H
Do you think this recipe would work in a pellet smoker instead of a dehydrator? I've only made ground meat jerky but I like the idea of using pork loin and the recipe sounds good.
Thanks!

I bet it would come out great!

 

[paulgeorge]

So. Ann brought home a large pork loin yesterday. And while I was portioning it out. I took a couple pounds for some Thai jerky.
1/2 cup soy sauce
3 tbs sriracha sauce
3 tsp black pepper
2 tsp onion powder
2 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp ginger powder.
2 tbs brown sugar
2 tbs worsy sauce
2 tsp roasted sesame oil.
1 tsp red pepper flakes. I ground this up slightly.
Smidge over 1/4 tsp cure #1. This is a 2 pound batch
Mixed all this together.
Added the thin sliced pork.
And into the dehydrator for 6.5 hours.

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I'll say it again. This dehydrator I got from Robert rocks!

Made a batch of Thai jerky this weekend. Boys wanted the super thin stuff, ya know that cardboard stuff they sell at the gas station mini-mart. I like mine a bit thicker, but I'll still eat this...

Started with 5 pounds of thinly sliced London broil. Ended up just shy of 2.5 pounds of meat. Didn't want to mess with charcoal so used the propane beast. Used pit master pellets (cherry, hickory, maple) in the AmazeN expanable tube smoker. 8 hours total time in the smoker.

Here's the recipe for 1 pound I just multiplied by 5.

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 #1, 1 teaspoon for 5 pounds meat. Typically this wouldn't have cure and the meat would be dried in the sun.

 

[DEERMAKER]

So. Ann brought home a large pork loin yesterday. And while I was portioning it out. I took a couple pounds for some Thai jerky.
1/2 cup soy sauce
3 tbs sriracha sauce
3 tsp black pepper
2 tsp onion powder
2 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp ginger powder.
2 tbs brown sugar
2 tbs worsy sauce
2 tsp roasted sesame oil.
1 tsp red pepper flakes. I ground this up slightly.
Smidge over 1/4 tsp cure #1. This is a 2 pound batch
Mixed all this together.
Added the thin sliced pork.
And into the dehydrator for 6.5 hours.

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I'll say it again. This dehydrator I got from Robert rocks!

Looks great!
I'm all in, how long for marinade (soak ) time? And thanks for sharing!

 

[Steve H]

Looks great!
I'm all in, how long for marinade (soak ) time? And thanks for sharing!

Sorry. I didn't post that. I did a 24 hour marinate.

 

[DEERMAKER]

Sorry. I didn't post that. I did a 24 hour marinate.

Excited, thanks a bunch!