HI-MOUNTAIN ORIGINAL JERKY

Started by Keymaster, December 12, 2010, 11:22:35 AM

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RAF128

I made a little bit of jerky today.   I sliced up one sirloin tip roast from a deer.    I had a little HM original left from last time.    There was enough for a pound of meat.   I used another packet from another supplier for the other pound.   It went into the smoker at 9 this morning, after I finished cleaning up last nights snow storm.   Then I headed to my doctors appointment.   Then I took my wife for lunch.   After lunch I headed to the safeway to stock up for the weekend.   Got home and unpacked.   I forgot all about my jerky :o.   Went out to the garage and the alarm on the PID was chiming.   Time was up.   I'd cooked it for 51/2 hrs.   It was to dry or brittle, but IMO slightly overdone.   It seemed a little salty to me too.   Anyway it's in a zip lock bag for now.  I guess I shouldn't plan to smoke on planned busy days.

Keymaster

Quote from: RAF128 on December 15, 2010, 07:01:07 PM
I made a little bit of jerky today.   I sliced up one sirloin tip roast from a deer.    I had a little HM original left from last time.    There was enough for a pound of meat.   I used another packet from another supplier for the other pound.   It went into the smoker at 9 this morning, after I finished cleaning up last nights snow storm.   Then I headed to my doctors appointment.   Then I took my wife for lunch.   After lunch I headed to the safeway to stock up for the weekend.   Got home and unpacked.   I forgot all about my jerky :o.   Went out to the garage and the alarm on the PID was chiming.   Time was up.   I'd cooked it for 51/2 hrs.   It was to dry or brittle, but IMO slightly overdone.   It seemed a little salty to me too.   Anyway it's in a zip lock bag for now.  I guess I shouldn't plan to smoke on planned busy days.
Hope it's still edible RAF128, My Jerky seems better the longer it sits in the Ziplock bag. I finally put it in foodsaver bags today. PID question: will the auber PID shut the heat off when it comes to desired I.T.?

FLBentRider

Quote from: Keymaster on December 16, 2010, 03:00:10 PM
PID question: will the auber PID shut the heat off when it comes to desired I.T.?

I suppose it will, but I don't think you are going to find an accurate way of measuring the IT of jerky.
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Quote from: FLBentRider on December 16, 2010, 03:48:29 PM
Quote from: Keymaster on December 16, 2010, 03:00:10 PM
PID question: will the auber PID shut the heat off when it comes to desired I.T.?

I suppose it will, but I don't think you are going to find an accurate way of measuring the IT of jerky.
Good answer, I wasn't thinking straight  :D