1st Jerky in the Bradley

Started by HawkeyeSmokes, November 28, 2009, 08:25:56 PM

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HawkeyeSmokes

Here's a couple pics of my first jerky in the Bradley. Used LEM original seasoning and added cracked pepper and garlic powder after an overnight soak. Did a couple racks of peanuts using Seemores suggestion too. Both came out very good. I will be doing more of each.

6 racks ready to smoke.


A couple racks of peanuts too.


Finished jerky.
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Looks good HS  ;D



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Up until now I've done all my jerky in a dehydrator.   Had to add liquid smoke during seasoning and curing.   After I bought my 6 rackBDS and got it rigged so I could use it in the garage I made a batch.   It was great.   I've done a couple more batches since.   Just finished a batch made from a round roast from an elk.   I've made jerky using ground meat and with the jerky racks I bought I'll be able to do it in the Bradly too.

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Right on RAF got to love the jerky.
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HS, that is some nice looking jerky.

What was the meat, or did I miss that?

Looks great!

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I picked up a LEM jerky kit this weekend...  Looking forward to trying it out now!

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Quote from: squirtthecat on December 01, 2009, 09:06:25 AM

I picked up a LEM jerky kit this weekend...  Looking forward to trying it out now!


This is the first I have used the LEM seasoning. It turned out perfect for my taste by adding the black pepper and garlic powder. Good luck with it!

Quote from: classicrockgriller on December 01, 2009, 09:04:21 AM
HS, that is some nice looking jerky.

What was the meat, or did I miss that?

Looks great!

CRG, I used top round roast for it. Cut it with the grain because I like my jerky to be chewy.
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OU812

Looking good HS

The LEM jerky seasonings are some of the best I have found.

How did the peanuts turn out for ya?

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Quote from: OU812 on December 01, 2009, 10:14:43 AM
Looking good HS

The LEM jerky seasonings are some of the best I have found.

How did the peanuts turn out for ya?

The peanuts are great OU. In fact, I did up a batch again last night as these ones were about gone.
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squirtthecat


How much smoke did you hit them with?

I'm going to smoke mine, then finish in my dehydrator.   It's racks are small enough that I *think* I can put them right into my Bradley.


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Quote from: squirtthecat on December 01, 2009, 10:59:47 AM

How much smoke did you hit them with?

I'm going to smoke mine, then finish in my dehydrator.   It's racks are small enough that I *think* I can put them right into my Bradley.



I used 1:40 minutes of smoke. Finishing it in the dehydrator should work well for you. I finished mine in the Bradley and it was a bear trying to control the temp. Just got the Auber PID yesterday and that should help a lot.
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Quote from: HawkeyeSmokes on December 01, 2009, 10:44:25 AM
Quote from: OU812 on December 01, 2009, 10:14:43 AM
Looking good HS

The LEM jerky seasonings are some of the best I have found.

How did the peanuts turn out for ya?

The peanuts are great OU. In fact, I did up a batch again last night as these ones were about gone.

The peanuts are always a hit around here also. Had a jar on my desk when I left for some huntin and when I got back the jar was empty with a sticky note on it saying "This needs to be filled again" with a smiley face. Dam peanut pirates.