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Restructured Jerky With Water??

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    It was really cold. I keep putting it in the freezer when mixing. I have tested the temperature and it is around 40 degrees. I had to slow down the stuffer output to get it to flow thru the All Around Jerky maker. I tried the garlic and pepper jerky seasoning and was surprised that the jerky outside was shiny and it bent but was hard to break. Is this normal for restructured jerky? First time trying to make it.

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      glen I received my stuffer and All Around jerky maker and will be starting today to clean and mix the seasonings and additives. I have thought about two things to ask before I get started. Did you use Encapsulated Citric Acid when you made your jerky. As you know I am going to mix and make the jerky one day and than the next day fire up the smoker at 5AM and start smoking. So I can add the ECA the next day just before smoking but since I am going to be waiting 12 hours I don’t need the ECA. The next question has to do with cooking and dehydrating. I was thinking about smoking until I reached the 160 degrees and than if needed put in dehydrator to remove more moisture. I was wondering what was your process was when you make yours. Thanks Glen

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      sbtech I got my first batch out. 93/7 and the protein extraction was excellent. I have to slow down the stuffer to the All Around Jerky maker so it does not pile up. I noticed that outside of the jerky it was shiny and like it has a casing around it. What may cause that and is it a bad thing. Also when I think the jerky is done it bends easy enough but will not shred when torn apart. Is that normal?

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        Regular Contributors Team Grey Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Power User Meat Hack Winner Veteran
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        That sheen is from the protein extraction and Sure Gel
        Sounds like you are done, you want the jerky to bend but not shred shred IMHO
        No mater what it is still delicious!
        I still struggle a bit with the proper time to stop dehydrating since the texture changes as it cools
        Congrats, you did well. Now you can judge the spice amount for your next batch!

        Give a man a fish and he eats for a day
        Teach a man to fish and he drinks beer for a lifetime

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        • G glen

          That sheen is from the protein extraction and Sure Gel
          Sounds like you are done, you want the jerky to bend but not shred shred IMHO
          No mater what it is still delicious!
          I still struggle a bit with the proper time to stop dehydrating since the texture changes as it cools
          Congrats, you did well. Now you can judge the spice amount for your next batch!

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          glen Well all I got to say Thank You Glen. My two batches are done and I have to say the second batch went very well. Even to the point I will continue to make restructured jerky along with my muscle jerky. I want to try so many different kinds of seasoning but I might have to wait for a while. I have a lot of seasoning right now. Wish I could swap with other users if they lived close by. Anyway I am going to upload a few pictures!!Restructured.jpg

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            glen Well all I got to say Thank You Glen. My two batches are done and I have to say the second batch went very well. Even to the point I will continue to make restructured jerky along with my muscle jerky. I want to try so many different kinds of seasoning but I might have to wait for a while. I have a lot of seasoning right now. Wish I could swap with other users if they lived close by. Anyway I am going to upload a few pictures!!Restructured.jpg

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            sbtech All the pictures did not come over so re sending!Stuffer2.jpg stuffer.jpg

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              glen
              Regular Contributors Team Grey Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Power User Meat Hack Winner Veteran
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              You are welcome
              Now you can have friends ask how the heck did you get that texture from hamburger, happens every time I share some.

              Give a man a fish and he eats for a day
              Teach a man to fish and he drinks beer for a lifetime

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                glen Thank you, good advice there. Eventually we will be done with all these special projects but I greatly appreciate people stepping up to help each other as my time is temporarily being pulled away.

                Get more help with your processing questions and learn more about processing meat by subscribing to our waltonsinc.com youtube page at https://wltns.link/waltonstv I am a Gorilla, love yourself

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                  You can use beef broth or beef consumme. I use consumme in jerky and marinating. Give an awesome flavor. I rarely use water at this point.

                  John C.

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                    glen Biltong is on my list of “to do”

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                    Jonathon said in Restructured Jerky With Water??:

                    glen Biltong is on my list of “to do”

                    I would like to see a tutorial on Biltong.

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                      Kainam Very high on my list of to do. I’ve been reading everything I can find on it and how we can guarantee a safe product when doing it at home. I could just use our eller dry curing chamber but there isn’t a lot of value to you guys when we do that.

                      Get more help with your processing questions and learn more about processing meat by subscribing to our waltonsinc.com youtube page at https://wltns.link/waltonstv I am a Gorilla, love yourself

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