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Does /ck/ make their own jerky? It's my favorite snack, but I don't like paying $3/ounce in stores. I just use my oven, but I'm thinking of investing in a dehydrator or a smoker. What do you think?
>>7853618
fuck off memetard
>>7853618
Why would I waste good meat by turning it into trash?
>>7853618
I have a dehydrator but have also used the oven.
I think the oven works just as well once you have the temperature and door set just right.
Never tried smoking it, I use my smoker for ribs, turkey and nuts mostly.
>>7853626
>>7853628
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>>7853638
t. guy in pic
>>7853638
Relax.
>>7853618
This sounds interesting. What's your oven method? Do you have gas or electric?
Yes, and I use a dehydrator. I would like to smoke it but don't hVe much time.
>>7853655
not who you're talking to but I use the oven as well. Electric. It takes a while and probably uses a lot of electric but still cheaper than buying in-store and can make any flavor I want. I cut mine a lot more thin than what is in OPs photo though but it takes about 5-6 hours for me and still has just a little moisture left in it so it's not dry and hard.
>>7853618
Joy of Cooking has a nice recipe and some simple, detailed method to making jerky.
You should try hunting what you turn into jerky. Start a business. Bobcat jerky? Bear jerky?
>hell yeeiii
If a dehydrator or smoker doesn't allow you to easily experiment with what flavors and spices yuo want, stick to what works.
>>7853698
bear is a terrible meat and it would make an awful jerky, its so fatty and greasy
>>7853635
>door set just right
lolwut
>>7853733
Pleb.
