A friend gave me 8 snow goose breasts. I know they're not the greatest eating so decided I'm going to make some jerky with them. I like to use the HM kits and I know they make one for goose breasts but the local stores don't have any. I've been looking since last fall with no luck. I can't order from HM as they don't deliver to Canada according to their web site, if I read it correctly. Anyway I'm going to use some pepper blend that I've used on venision.
RAF128, I have used the Original Blend jerky cure on goose and people love it and the can't even tell it"s goose. So I don't see you having any problem with it, good luck. Let me know how it turns out I have a freind that maybe going and I was thinking of having him save some for me.
Hey RAF I live in Canada as well and use the HM cures, I get it from Wholesale sports usually in Kamloops BC as driving through town.
But they have stores in Edmonton, Calgary, Grande Prairie and Saskatoon i think. I'm sure they have Internet shopping.
Don't know if you are in the east or the west.
http://ca.wholesalesports.com/storefront/home/camping/food-food-preparation/food-preparation/c0-c30-c305-c30506-p1.html
I'm in Saskatoon and the place I referred to was Wholesale sports. I don't know about their stores elsewhere but this one has gone down hill in the last few years. Don't have a lot of stock and if you order takes forever to get it, if you ever do, and when it arrives you forgot what you wanted it for. I have some original blend on hand, left over from the last batch, and some pepper blend. Maybe I'll toss a coin and decide which way to go ;)
Just finished putting the goose jerky in the Bradley. Smoking with Hickory. Should be close to done in about 4 hours.
Here it is. 1 hr at 140 and 3 hrs at 160 with 2 hrs of Hickory smoke. Used the Original blend HM kit, and after a couple of tastes it's pretty good, if I do say so myself.
Just letting it cool and then will vacuum seal. I only had 8 goose breast and I'm sure it won't last long.
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