Homemade Grass-Fed Beef Jerky

I have been experimenting with various flavors here lately.  When it comes to citrus, I like the flavor and sweetness of the pineapple.  Pineapple juice marinated jerky is very flavorful.  I like to get my salt from soy sauce another of my favorite flavors that really goes well with jerky.  So my thinking on this batch was to lower the heat by reducing the amount of red pepper.  Keep in mind these are organic, Indian, rep pepper flakes.  Very hot to say the least.  The sweetness would come from pure sugar cane crystals and the pineapple.  The first thing I did was lay out the strips on the aluminum foil sheets.  I then dusted with granulated garlic and granulated onion, fresh cracked Tellicherry black peppercorns and a little pink Himalayan sea salt.  I then painted with a mixture of pineapple juice, soy and sugarcane crystals all over the meat.  The final step was to sprinkle with red pepper flakes that I partially powderized in the spice mill.  After everything is seasoned I place the sheets of meat in the hot sun until they were dry.  I then cold smoked the meat for 4 hours in my smoker at 150 degrees.  Homemade jerky is good stuff ~










 





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