Jerky
on 6/2/15 8:36 am
I love Krave brand, they have a basil turkey jerky that's really good, and a cherry BBQ pork that I eat a lot.
Mostly, though, I make my own. I got a dehydrator on Amazon, and I make up a batch a few times a month. I get two or three pounds of London broil, cut it into strips, and marinate it overnight with:
- premade Montreal steak seasoning
- Worcestershire sauce
- habanero hot sauce
- salt and pepper
SUPER easy! Let it dry overnight (usually takes about 9 hours) and keep it in an airtight container, and it lasts quite a while-- even with my jerky-fan of a husband chowing on it as well.
Sparklekitty / Julie / Nerdy Little Secret (#42)
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This is my current favorite: http://www.jimdandybeefjerky.com/ I really like the black label variety. It has a strong soy sauce flavor. Unfortunately, I haven't found it sold around me, just when I visit relatives 3 hours away. I haven't ordered any yet, but I need to. This is a really dry, tough jerky so it requires a lot of chewing. I don't have a problem with it, but I could see where someone not so far out from surgery could.
My current favorite mass-produced jerky is this: http://www.jacklinks.com/products/small-batch-original-beef- jerky It has 2 carbs and 1 sugar per serving, but it is really good. A lot of people online say it's too salty, but I like it that way. It's a much softer jerky, and should be easier to eat. At least around here, I can find it anywhere.
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These are my current favorite. More like steak and less stringy than jerky.
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