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    well i have about 2lbs of jerky meat and i am going to cure with 2 tbls of TQ , 2tbls sugar , 1 tbls grnd red pepper...
    ? is will 10-12hrs be okay to cure the jerky or will i need to do longer..i am going out of town on saturday and won;t be back until early sunday morn....
    any help would be apperciated.....thanks



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  • #2
    From the looks of it, it's already a done deal. I know nothing of TQ other than it's too salty. The sugar should help though. I use pink cure and always go 24 hrs as recommended.
    Richtee is the TQ pro here. If you want to know about the pink stuff, I could help.


    Tom

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    • #3
      Let it cure till yer back. You got the right amount...can't overdo it..only under. Sounds like a good mix too...when using TQ, never add salt.
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      • #4
        I use the same ratio of TQ and Sugar and find the saltyness is just about right, The last batch I did I let it go 2 days because I was busy. I always mix /sprinkle mine on a sheet pan and toss around a bit before putting in to a bag.

        Here is a batch I did 2 weeks ago. A couple 2 pound deer logs with extra fennel and anise seed. The meat on upper middle is venison cubed steak, I used the same mix for that but wish I would of made a more pastrami flavored Jerky with that. My daughters dog loves it.





        This was all of 13 pounds wet.

        Last edited by SmokinLee; 03-21-2009, 09:24 AM.

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        • #5
          I forgot to add, after the jerky matures in a ziplock 'not sealed' all the way and with a paper towel in side the bag for a couple weeks in the fridge, it really improves both taste and texture. But I doubt you will have any left by the end of the day with just the 1 pound finished.

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