Meat, jerky at home

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Meat, jerky at home
  • Serves: 6 People
  • Prepare Time: 20min
  • Cooking Time: 10 days
  • Calories: -
  • Difficulty: Easy
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Drying is one of the most effective and tasty ways to preserve food for a long time. With the help of drying, you can prepare meat products for future use, as well as create a truly magnificent delicacy! There is nothing difficult in preparing jerky meat at home, but since we are talking about raw meat, it is important to know and observe the proportions of salt, spices and meat, the time of salting and drying. In this case, a chic meat delicacy is obtained, which can fully replace store products. I want to tell you how to cook jerky at home. It is very tasty, tender, aromatic. I recommend!

Ingredients

Directions

  1. Prepare the brine. Bring water with bay leaf, pepper and cloves to a boil and simmer for 5 minutes. Place the meat in a pickling container. Cool the marinade, remove all spices. Pour the marinade over the meat and refrigerate for 3 days. Turn the meat several times during this time. After the time has passed, remove the meat from the marinade. Pat dry with paper towels. Prepare the meat spice mixture. In the spice, squeeze the garlic through a garlic press. Stir, you should get a gruel. Grate the meat well with spices on all sides. Take a large piece of cheesecloth and place the meat on top of it. Wrap the meat tightly in cheesecloth. Tie up with cooking cord or thread. Hang over a stove or cornice in your kitchen for 7-10 days. Check the meat after 7-10 days. If you wish, you can leave it hanging longer and dry it more. The exact time depends on the humidity in the room, the thickness of the piece of meat, and how dry you want the meat to be. In any case, you can feel the meat and control the whole process. The meat is ready to eat. Cut into thin slices. Enjoy cooking! Chef's tip: Store the meat in the refrigerator, wrapped in parchment. Meat can lie for a long time - it will sooner end by itself than its expiration date!

Meat, jerky at home



  • Serves: 6 People
  • Prepare Time: 20min
  • Cooking Time: 10 days
  • Calories: -
  • Difficulty: Easy

Drying is one of the most effective and tasty ways to preserve food for a long time. With the help of drying, you can prepare meat products for future use, as well as create a truly magnificent delicacy! There is nothing difficult in preparing jerky meat at home, but since we are talking about raw meat, it is important to know and observe the proportions of salt, spices and meat, the time of salting and drying. In this case, a chic meat delicacy is obtained, which can fully replace store products. I want to tell you how to cook jerky at home. It is very tasty, tender, aromatic. I recommend!

Ingredients

Directions

  1. Prepare the brine. Bring water with bay leaf, pepper and cloves to a boil and simmer for 5 minutes. Place the meat in a pickling container. Cool the marinade, remove all spices. Pour the marinade over the meat and refrigerate for 3 days. Turn the meat several times during this time. After the time has passed, remove the meat from the marinade. Pat dry with paper towels. Prepare the meat spice mixture. In the spice, squeeze the garlic through a garlic press. Stir, you should get a gruel. Grate the meat well with spices on all sides. Take a large piece of cheesecloth and place the meat on top of it. Wrap the meat tightly in cheesecloth. Tie up with cooking cord or thread. Hang over a stove or cornice in your kitchen for 7-10 days. Check the meat after 7-10 days. If you wish, you can leave it hanging longer and dry it more. The exact time depends on the humidity in the room, the thickness of the piece of meat, and how dry you want the meat to be. In any case, you can feel the meat and control the whole process. The meat is ready to eat. Cut into thin slices. Enjoy cooking! Chef's tip: Store the meat in the refrigerator, wrapped in parchment. Meat can lie for a long time - it will sooner end by itself than its expiration date!

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