Beef jerky @ home

SuperNova

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Re: Beef jerky @ home

http://www.vudra.com/proddetail.asp?prod=28361

This is basically the one I use. I have more stacking trays, though. It's nice because it takes up little space, was inexpensive, works well, and can dry many different types of items, both tough like jerky and delicate like herbs from the garden. I also use it to make my pumpkin seeds in the Autumn. mmmm, salted pumpkin seeds..... Oh, and the trays can be tossed in the dishwasher for cleaning. It can even make fruit roll-ups!
 

JRJ

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Re: Beef jerky @ home

Ours is a Mr. Coffee. Inexpensive is just fine. Have fun :)
 

Bob_VT

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Re: Beef jerky @ home

I sent Lowkee a few pages of jerky recipes......

If anyone wants them PM me and shoot me your email.... it is a big pdf file about 5 pages!

Would you like them Ladyfish? :D
 

xxxflhrci

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Re: Beef jerky @ home

Ummm...that's 22,000 dollars worth of slim jims?
Something wrong with my math? I mean I like slim jims and all....but 22,000 DOLLARS!!:eek::eek::eek::eek: You are a slim jim GOD!!

1100 Slim Jims...3 boxes.:)
 

kenmyfam

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Re: Beef jerky @ home

http://www.vudra.com/proddetail.asp?prod=28361

This is basically the one I use. I have more stacking trays, though. It's nice because it takes up little space, was inexpensive, works well, and can dry many different types of items, both tough like jerky and delicate like herbs from the garden. I also use it to make my pumpkin seeds in the Autumn. mmmm, salted pumpkin seeds..... Oh, and the trays can be tossed in the dishwasher for cleaning. It can even make fruit roll-ups!

Just put that on my Christmas list.
 
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