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is food gear?
anyway, while on the AT last year i had some jerky that made me think i had done something wonderful in a previous life, because nothing in this life was good enough to match the meaty manna from heaven that was melting savorfully in my mouth. all i can remember about who made it was fox.... something, like "fox smokehouse" or something like that and im pretty sure it was from vermont. anybody know what the hell im talking about? does anybody ever know what the hell im talking about?
Crash Bang
5:00:14 PM
6/26/05

Nope.
Spirit Coyote
5:05:53 PM
6/26/05

CB, consider making your own! I am certainly not a gourmet anything, but I've never had anyone tell me that any commercial-made jerky was as good as my home-made stuff. When you make your own, you can slect whatever cut / grade of meat you like best, marinate in whatever mixture you like best, etc. I have gotten away from dehydrating a lot of other foods I used to dry at home because there's so much available now if you look around, but NOTHING beats making your own jerky!
wanderer
5:15:59 PM
6/26/05

you can get a good dehydrator at walmart for less then $40 bucks, I love mine. :)
Spirit Coyote
5:24:31 PM
6/26/05

isnt it funny that this is right next to the atonement thread?
Crash Bang
6:08:36 PM
6/26/05

Wal*Mart is bad, mmkay.

I agree with wanderer. Making your own jerky is far better than anything you can buy at a store. Of course, the first batch may not be the best, but several tweaks later and you'll have something far better than that foxsomethingorother.
the goat
6:15:50 PM
6/26/05

I suggest buying your dehydrator at your friendly neighborhood Meijer store.

Those "jerky shooters" (no, Spirit, not something you drink.) also work very good---you can make great jerky with ground sirloin, round, or venison. Try some turkey jerky too. Mmmm.
Nonconformist
6:41:30 PM
6/26/05

My dog gets her chicken jerky from Costco, and it's much better than human jerky that is too salty and has nitrates.
lipstick hiker
2:32:16 AM
6/27/05

lipstick hiker eats her dog's jerky???

something is just not right about that statement
last edited: 6/27/05 8:00:22 AM
Hog On Ice
7:59:55 AM
6/27/05

I saw some of that chicken jerky the other day, and was about to have a stroke when I noticed it was for dogs.
bitpusher
8:11:55 AM
6/27/05

Making up a batch of venison steak jerky tonight. Spicy maple flavoring.

When it's done, I'll let you all know how great it is. ;)
Ruby
9:04:13 PM
11/15/05

mmmm... save the scorch some
ScorchFire
9:06:12 PM
11/15/05

Come to Chicago next week for the TT meeting and I'll give ya some.
Ruby
9:11:01 PM
11/15/05

So share this spicey maple recipe for those of us who enjoy making jerky in our dehydrators. .. or is it a packet type thinggy?
DeoreDX
9:13:26 PM
11/15/05

You guys harvest a deer Ruby? My dad just made a batch of venison jerky and I'm going to be the first sibling at the house for the holiday next week. Woo-hoo!
Nonconformist
9:13:42 PM
11/15/05

I bought one of those spice kits. You mix the flavoring and the nitrates and the water and marinate for 24 hours.


Wish we had a deer, but no. We found a butcher near here who sells all sorts of wild game: venison, pheasant, quail, caribou, turtle, rattlesnake, etc. Jon bought 3 pounds of venison so I could jerky it.
Ruby
9:21:21 PM
11/15/05

“Come to Chicago next week for the TT meeting and I'll give ya some.”

sure that's only 12 hours away : P
ScorchFire
9:24:03 PM
11/15/05

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