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Venison Jerky, Jim Beam Style


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Today is the day, like no other day that the venison jerky gets to fill the aroma through the house. I freeze slabs of venison during hunting season, awaiting their thinly sliced journey into the oven when things quiet down some. Cook to bring the internal temperature up to 150 degrees { thank you grow) then they make their ways over to the dehydrator for the final process. I get quite excited doing deer jerky different ways; experimenting I guess you would call it. This year, I was lucky enough to find some Jim Beam sauce at an unheard of price for a buck a bottle. I subbed the usual  Soy  for the Jim Beam. It marinated for 14 hours or so in the fridge and now I can't express in words the smell I'm experiencing in the cooking.

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