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I kept the backstraps from the doe i shot monday. Figured i would try some loin for jerky. I know it sounds odd...but my dad left today to go southern tier and the other meat is in his freezer! On the flipside i did get another 8f Dmp today :)

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Lol i wanted top notch filet migvenison jerky!

 

Seriously, I don't know of anyone who's ever comitted such a sin,lol!

 I'm honestly curious how it turns out for ya. I'm sure it will be delishious, but I could never dehydrate that suculant piece of meat.

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Seriously, I don't know of anyone who's ever comitted such a sin,lol!

I'm honestly curious how it turns out for ya. I'm sure it will be delishious, but I could never dehydrate that suculant piece of meat.

Maybe it be ok if he keeps it barely warm and doesn't let it get past med-rare.

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How long in the dehydrator does it normally take?

For the most part, this step is determined by you. It's all how you prefer it. 

 I will give you a general guideline of 7-10 hours, but it also depends on the thickness of the meat and how warm your dehydrator gets.

I have actually tried making a little backstrap jerky. It was good, but no better than any other cut.

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I just finished up 9lbs. of jerky. I use burger and make the flat slim jim style with the gun. I buy my seasoning kits at Bass pro that comes with the cure and seasonings. I can't stand the rip your teeth out jerky made from the steaks. Another great thing to try. I had my processor make sandwich steaks for me. olive oil and some garlic in a pan. High heat. brown both sides and throw it on a sub roll with cheese and other desired toppings.

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Jerky is not supposed to be cooked, it's supposed to be dried. Ideally it's done in a cold smoker that wouldn't get higher than 90dF or so.

2 pounds (about 1 kg) venison or beef sliced 1/8-inch (3 mm) thick
2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
2 tablespoons soy sauce
1 tablespoon kosher salt
1 teaspoon crushed red pepper
2 cloves garlic, crushed
1 cup (240 ml) bourbon or 2 cups (480 ml) red wine
1 cup (240 ml) water

Marinate overnight in the refrigerator in a non-metal pan, covered. (I use
a zip-lock bag) Coat with a mixture of 1/2 honey and 1/2 water and hang on
a rack for 8 hours to dry.

Place in a cold smoker for 12 hours.

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