Got a BS on the way and want to use it to make jerky. What cut of beef does everyone recommend for making jerky?
Thanks.
I figure the tough stringy meat is the best. I am using deer, and I will use the front shoulders for the jerky. Usually, the front shoulders go for sausage or for burger. (bacon burger....mmmmmmmmmm)
Gordo
I have used top round for jerkey, but think I am going to try some skirt steak next time.
Bill
<i>There is room on earth for all God's creatures....on my plate next to the mashed potatoes.</i>
There goes Gordo making everyone hungry again. I've got some bacon ends I need to use up. Thanks for the idea. Anyhow I used a cut they labled london broil for jerky last time and it worked out nice.[^]
I agree with nxsbill. Top round works best IMHO but bottom round is a close second and usually available on sale more often!
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I only use top round. I've tried the rest and my taste testers and I prefer top round.
hello
so far ive used bottom round its the best where im from. least amount of triming/wasting and am very pleased with the results
i started out using bottom round... then top round... then either top or bottom depending on price...
now all i use is the eye of the round... its awesome... and easy to slice into like-size pieces...
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you gotta eat the beast...
owrstrich
hmmmm....my meat always says "dumb and eternal." Wonder why?
Gordo
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