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- From: sarah@cs.arizona.edu (Sarah M. Officer)
- Subject: jerky
- Date: 21 Jan 93 10:52:33 CST
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- I like to use teriyaki as a marinade base for jerky. My husband
- and I have tried lots of variations in the sauce. We have never
- had a bad batch, but I like the jerky best when we skip the salt.
- Adding salt in addition to teriyaki or some other pre-packaged
- marinade makes the jerky too salty. I also think soy sauce is
- very salty (we only use a little, if any). Cayenne, fresh ground
- pepper, garlic, wine, a touch of molasses....the marinade
- possibilities are endless.
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- I dry my jerky in a dehydrator for about 12 hours.
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- - Sarah
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