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Chipped Deer

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  • kyleK kyle

    mrobisr thanks for the info. I will have to look into this and figure out how much #1 I would have to use and if it changes the flavor

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    kyle said in Chipped Deer:

    mrobisr thanks for the info. I will have to look into this and figure out haw much #1 I would have to use and if it changes the flavor

    It will NOT change the flavor at all!

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      wvhunter1965
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      So, mrobisr, I suppose my question would be if I am using sure cure, what is the amount of water to use along with the recipe that kyle showed? The conversion chart shows the following for Sure Cure which does not give an amount for water but lists N/A in both 1lb and 5 lb meat quantities.

      Sure Cure (Pink) 45604900091/4 tsp (.04 oz / 1 g) N/A 1 1/4 tsp (.2 oz / 5 g) N/A

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      • wvhunter1965W wvhunter1965

        So, mrobisr, I suppose my question would be if I am using sure cure, what is the amount of water to use along with the recipe that kyle showed? The conversion chart shows the following for Sure Cure which does not give an amount for water but lists N/A in both 1lb and 5 lb meat quantities.

        Sure Cure (Pink) 45604900091/4 tsp (.04 oz / 1 g) N/A 1 1/4 tsp (.2 oz / 5 g) N/A

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        wvhunter1965 to equal the TQ salt level and proper nitrite level add,
        21.2g/5 1/4tsp sure cure into a measured cup of non-iodized salt mixed into 4 cups water. Hopefully my words haven’t failed me, but total cure and salt should equal 1 measured cup.

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        • wvhunter1965W wvhunter1965

          Kyle, getting ready to try the chipped beef recipe that you posted. Will add a drying process to the end as I agree with craigrice that it needs to be dried. I seem to prefer it dried.

          Will let you know how it turns out when done!

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          wvhunter1965 I would like to see some pictures of the chipped deer.I have never heard of it but would like to try some. Thanks

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          • cdavisC cdavis

            wvhunter1965 I would like to see some pictures of the chipped deer.I have never heard of it but would like to try some. Thanks

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            This is a venison roast I cured, smoked, dried and cut thin slices. Was very good as chipped venison.

            IMG_20201210_102406664.jpg

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            • R Ron Grisar

              This is a venison roast I cured, smoked, dried and cut thin slices. Was very good as chipped venison.

              IMG_20201210_102406664.jpg

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              Ron Grisar That looks very good.

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              • R Ron Grisar

                This is a venison roast I cured, smoked, dried and cut thin slices. Was very good as chipped venison.

                IMG_20201210_102406664.jpg

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                Ron Grisar that really looks good!

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                • R Ron Grisar

                  This is a venison roast I cured, smoked, dried and cut thin slices. Was very good as chipped venison.

                  IMG_20201210_102406664.jpg

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                  Ron Grisar thanks for the picture. It does look look really good 👍.

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                  • mrobisrM mrobisr

                    wvhunter1965 to equal the TQ salt level and proper nitrite level add,
                    21.2g/5 1/4tsp sure cure into a measured cup of non-iodized salt mixed into 4 cups water. Hopefully my words haven’t failed me, but total cure and salt should equal 1 measured cup.

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                    mrobisr ,

                    Thanks for the info, sorry to be such a rookie but I am learning!

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                    • R Ron Grisar

                      This is a venison roast I cured, smoked, dried and cut thin slices. Was very good as chipped venison.

                      IMG_20201210_102406664.jpg

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                      Ron Grisar Looks very good.

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                      • wvhunter1965W wvhunter1965

                        mrobisr ,

                        Thanks for the info, sorry to be such a rookie but I am learning!

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                        wvhunter1965 said in Chipped Deer:

                        mrobisr ,

                        Thanks for the info, sorry to be such a rookie but I am learning!

                        We were all rookies at one time or another.

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