Posted by JR Frye on January 16, 2010 at 10:41:04 from (71.7.56.19):
In Reply to: Re: GRINDING DEER MEAT posted by fergienewbee on January 16, 2010 at 02:42:35:
GROUND DEER JERKY:
fIRST OF ALL i GO TO A fAIRWAY STORE OR PRO-BASS OR ANY STORE THAT SELLS FOOD SEASONING'S:
then i LOOK FOR HICKORY JERKT SEASONING'S: BY HIGH MOUNTAIN: This is wht I do:
1. Grind the number of lb's of meat you want to a course of fine tixture { I use course Ground } Why I just do, no Reason. 2. For every 1lb of ground deer meat i add a 1/2 of ground pork sausage. 3. then 2 1/2 tsb,of H/M jerky seasoning 4. Then I add 2 tbs Of barb-q seasoning 5. then 4 tbs of liq, smoke 6. 4tbs of brown sugar Now mix the tar out of it by hand: Now you are ready to cook your jerky: First of all allways cover the bottom of your oven because whin you cook your jerky it will drip down; Then I use 2 cookie cooling racks, to put jerky streps on; Every oven is different as to how hot they get,So watch and time the first rak ok. Next you will need a jerky shooter. it looks like a cheap grease gun: I bought my at wal-mart I have used it for 6 years;It is called a jery Shooter; I will try and up load a pic of it ok. Like I said be fore I have made all kinds of jerky, turkey-deer-elk-moose-beef just to name a few it is fun fast and reeeeeeal good. I my stove I can cook 20lbs of jerky in about 10 hrs. But remember your oven needs be set on very very low temp. So give it a go and see how it comes out. ok From JR. Frye
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