Looking for Jerky Recommendations

Try here ;
http://www.jerky.com/

I got this recipe from a buddy at work. Makes a pretty nice jerky in my book.
2lbs lean beef sliced thin across the grain (I use clean Top Sirloin or clean Top Round) freeze for 1-2 hr to make easy to slice 1/4" thick. Put in a bag with all ingredients and massage to coat all pieces evenly Put in fridge for 5-8 hours depending on how flavorful you want it. Mine was 5 hrsTake out pat dry with paper towels and layer on dehydrator racks Dehydrate for around up to 12 hours depending on the proximity of the meat to the heating element. I have a round Jerky Maker my daughter bought me for Christmas one year and it has five racks and runs a real low temp( less than 170 for sure). The instructions in the jerky maker says to rotate the racks every 8hrs or so to keep the drying even. Since I always fill the racks to the limit it alwasy takes 12hrs. I suppose if you did one top round or one piece of chateau brion(top Sirloin) you would likely complete the drying over night
1. 2/3 cup Worcestershire
2. 2/3 soy sauce
3. 1 tbs honey
4. 1/2 tbs garlic sal
5. 1/2 tbs garlic sal
6. 1/2 tbs black pepper
7. 1 tbs onion powder
8. 1 tbs garlic powder
9. 1/2 tbs cumin
10. 1/2 tbs chili flake
11. 1/2 tbs cayenne
I have recently messed around with going up to 1 cup of soy and 2/3 cup of Worcestershire. I think it's a little better..............but you decide.

I love this jerky. http://www.praseks.com/

We have a real old fashioned butcher shop near us that has what they call "world famous" and it might be as I'm asked to send it to friends round the world all the time. So if your ever in Western Wa.......

Roy&Lynne wrote:
We have a real old fashioned butcher shop near us that has what they call "world famous" and it might be as I'm asked to send it to friends round the world all the time. So if your ever in Western Wa.......

And where might that be? Is it in Orting?

CC Crabman wrote:
I love this jerky. http://www.praseks.com/

I lived in the Rio Grande Valley for 30 years and never missed a chance to stop at Prasek's when traveling to or from Houston. The sausage stuffed pork chops when returning to Los Fresnos and Pigs in a Blanket when heading north.

Never bought their jerky, but they might be a good place to start.

Thanks for the reminder.

Around here many of the local meat lockers have really good jerky.

I did a quick check around Hurricane UT and in St George, there is Dixie Meats, which some say has good jerky. Also, found Final Cut meats, I would try checking them out before ordering online, just my personal opinion.



Dean