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Restructured Jerky Question

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    When making restructured jerky do I need to use Smoked Meat Stabilizer or Encapsulated citric acid? Or, can I still use just curing salt and hold over night before I go to the smoker or dehydrator?

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      You should be able to hold overnight without using either. Be sure to use pink sure cure.

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        You can use encapsulated acid for tang and go right into the smoker, Smoked meat stabilizer, it has no tang taste, and go right to the smoker I believe (never used it,) or just pink cureing salt #1 and hold overnught.

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          When making restructured jerky do I need to use Smoked Meat Stabilizer or Encapsulated citric acid? Or, can I still use just curing salt and hold over night before I go to the smoker or dehydrator?

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          Miller Yes if you want to smoke right away I would suggest using encapsulated citric acid or sodium erythorbate. If you aren’t really experienced with smoked meat stabilizer I would avoid it if you have access to the other two.

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