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  • John SlomczenskiJ John Slomczenski

    Made some jerky with beef and goose using the habanero lime

    Yummmm

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    John Slomczenski Looks good, I have made goose jerky before, it makes pretty good jerky.

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    • John SlomczenskiJ John Slomczenski

      Made some jerky with beef and goose using the habanero lime

      Yummmm

      6E551CF4-D5B0-4CFC-891E-2B4D6813E9D3.jpeg

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      John Slomczenski that looks good!

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        John Slomczenski Looks good, I have made goose jerky before, it makes pretty good jerky.

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        bocephus I was amazed how good it tasted

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          John Slomczenski What was your mix of beef to goose? i love goose, think it makes great sausages

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            John Slomczenski What was your mix of beef to goose? i love goose, think it makes great sausages

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            Jonathon I think it looks like whole muscle jerky.

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            • JonathonJ Jonathon

              John Slomczenski What was your mix of beef to goose? i love goose, think it makes great sausages

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              Jonathon I made whole muscle jerky 1/4 thick one goose and one batch beef

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                Jonathon I think it looks like whole muscle jerky.

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                bocephus yes it is whole muscle cut 1/4 inch thick

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                • John SlomczenskiJ John Slomczenski

                  Made some jerky with beef and goose using the habanero lime

                  Yummmm

                  6E551CF4-D5B0-4CFC-891E-2B4D6813E9D3.jpeg

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                  John Slomczenski - Looks good

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                  • John SlomczenskiJ John Slomczenski

                    bocephus yes it is whole muscle cut 1/4 inch thick

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                    John Slomczenski I made some before from whole muscle goose and it was excellent! That looks awsome!

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                    • John SlomczenskiJ John Slomczenski

                      Made some jerky with beef and goose using the habanero lime

                      Yummmm

                      6E551CF4-D5B0-4CFC-891E-2B4D6813E9D3.jpeg

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                      John Slomczenski said in Goose and beef jerky:

                      Made some jerky with beef and goose using the habanero lime

                      Yummmm

                      6E551CF4-D5B0-4CFC-891E-2B4D6813E9D3.jpeg

                      Are they whole muscle jerky or ground jerky? It is hard to tell but they do look like cut whole muscle. If that is the case did you have a different technique for both (since one is leaner than the other and have different fiber texture)??

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                        I have made goose jerky when a friend hunted the spring goose hunt and he and his friends shot a bunch. Had people tell me they wouldn’t eat goose no matter how it was prepared, had venison and goose jerky and they ate it all. After it was gone my friend informed them that they now ate goose. Now they grill breasts and make jerky, just have to try it.

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                          John Slomczenski said in Goose and beef jerky:

                          Made some jerky with beef and goose using the habanero lime

                          Yummmm

                          6E551CF4-D5B0-4CFC-891E-2B4D6813E9D3.jpeg

                          Are they whole muscle jerky or ground jerky? It is hard to tell but they do look like cut whole muscle. If that is the case did you have a different technique for both (since one is leaner than the other and have different fiber texture)??

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                          Dr_Pain made bothe the same. 1/4 thick and same spice bath and time cooking

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                          • John SlomczenskiJ John Slomczenski

                            bocephus yes it is whole muscle cut 1/4 inch thick

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                            John Slomczenski looks great 👍

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                            • John SlomczenskiJ John Slomczenski

                              Dr_Pain made bothe the same. 1/4 thick and same spice bath and time cooking

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                              John Slomczenski said in Goose and beef jerky:

                              Dr_Pain made bothe the same. 1/4 thick and same spice bath and time cooking

                              Thanks! I always wondered if different proteins were handled differently

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                                Got to admit that looks incredible! I didn’t think goose would make good jerky but it looks awesome.

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