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I've never tried it on the BGE, just a dehydrator. Seems like the desired temperature would be a little hard to achieve. Usually 160F. I would probably make some at the end of smoking something else.
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Egg Setup: I brought the egg (s) up to about 400 degrees before shutting the lids and vents down to 1/4″ opening and then added the mesquite chunks on top of the lump. And a plate setter legs up for indirect smoking. My target dome temp for jerky is anything under 250. I have also learned to lay the jerky out on the grid outside of the egg.
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Agreed on dehydrator. I like to use eye of round cut with the grain (freeze it for a bit to get thin slices, about 1/8 inch) at the highest setting, I think around 160 degrees or so for approx 4-5 hrs. Mix meat with Prague powder #1. 1 level teaspoon for 5lb of meat. After that I just season with salt and pepper.
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2oz Legg's Jerky Seasoning. ¾ teaspoon Pink Salt (6.25%) 2 cups water. In a mixing bowl combine the jerky seasoning, pink salt, and water. Stir to combine and pour over the sliced meat. Work the marinade around the meat and store in the refrigerator overnight. The next flavor I want to share is an Asian inspired marinade.
Recipe Dry Cured / Brined Jerky Big Green Egg Blog
To make the best beef jerky on your Big Green Egg, you'll want to choose the right beef cut for maximum flavor and tenderness. The beef cut selection is crucial as it determines the texture and taste of your jerky. Look for lean cuts of beef like eye of round, top round, or bottom round. These cuts have less fat and are perfect for jerky making.
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Steps: Slice the meat 0.25" thick strips (with the grain) Mix in the Cure and Seasoning and let it sit in the refrigerator for 24 hours. Heat the BGE to 200 degrees. Lay the strips out and pat dry. Cook for 2 hours at 200. Execution: First we sliced up the steaks into 0.25" thick strips with the grain of the meat.
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Jerky Rack. Ross Posts: 3. July 2000 edited November -1 in EggHead Forum. Are there any rack ideas to get more jerky out than just putting in two layers of jerky using the grid and an extension? It seems that somehow I ought to be able to get four or five layers only an inch or so apart.
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Beef Jerky on the big green eggI love making beef jerky on the big green egg. Its easy to do and tasted great. You can never make enough. - Pitmaster XLike m.
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Blend or process until smooth. Set a wire rack inside a rimmed baking sheet and put on kitchen gloves. Place the chicken into a large bowl and cover the marinade all over the chicken using your hands, then transfer the chicken to the wire rack. Refrigerate the chicken, uncovered, for 24 hours or more.
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Deer Jerky. Unknown. December 2005 edited November -1. I was wondering if anyone had suggestions regarding preparation for deer meat prior to marinating it for jerky. I have my own special recipe but have heard that you should soak the meat in a brine or in milk to eleviate gaminess. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. [p]Jerky Junkie.
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Preheat the grill to 175°. Hang meat vertically between rungs of the cooking surface draping the meat down below. Slowly roast the marinated beef strips on the grill at 175 degrees until dry (6-12 hours depending on thickness). To maintain the temperature of 175 use a device like the Flame Boss 200.
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Beef Jerky on the big green egg. I love making beef jerky on the big green egg. Its easy to do and tasted great. You can never make enough. - Pitmaster X
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Beef Jerky is EASY & AWESOME. 4. 6 Share. Sort by: Add a Comment. Notsocooldad. • 2 yr. ago. Thanks CptnRon! Question: assuming you make a large batch and don't eat it all in the first 5 minutes after cooking, how do you store it?
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Wash the chicken thighs, tip out the water and drain well. For the marinade, peel and chop the onion and garlic. Halve the chilli pepper, remove the stalks and seeds and finely chop the flesh. Peel and grate the ginger root. Mix all the ingredients for the marinade; this can be done in a food processor or blender, if preferred.
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Step 1: Trim the fat from the meat and cut into strips - then layout on a sheet pan and coat with seasonings per the directions. I used 2 tsps of cure with 1 1/2 tsps of seasoning per 1 lb of meat. (My 5lbs was reduced to 3lbs or so when the fat was trimmed). Bag and tag the jerky (label it if doing different flavors) and then refrigerate for.
Saturday morning beef jerky — Big Green Egg Forum
Once I got my shots, I closed the eggs and shut the doors so that the temperature came down to 160. On my older egg, it got right there and stayed there - some things really do get better with age. On the new egg, the temperature dropped way down to 100 degrees - almost lost the fire, so I opened it up a bit more and let it cook at 180.
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