Well I tried some last night in the dehydrator (named dee da dee) for the first time...
There were two packages of spices with cure that came with so I used those, one spicy one not... I used regular lean ground beef. The texture of those is ok.. They are similar looking to Big Guys from his thread, but not as smooth looking.. Doing them in the "dee da dee" I was really surprised at the amount of grease that came out.. especially with lean beef...
I did a batch with ground buffalo, ewe.. the texture is awful it looks very chunky, and I am sure I over cooked them... they bend a bit then they break, snap like a twig...
My question I guess would be regarding the texture, does it need to be finer ground than your basic ground beef from the store? Is that why BG's was so smooth looking?
Thanks in advance!
There were two packages of spices with cure that came with so I used those, one spicy one not... I used regular lean ground beef. The texture of those is ok.. They are similar looking to Big Guys from his thread, but not as smooth looking.. Doing them in the "dee da dee" I was really surprised at the amount of grease that came out.. especially with lean beef...
I did a batch with ground buffalo, ewe.. the texture is awful it looks very chunky, and I am sure I over cooked them... they bend a bit then they break, snap like a twig...
My question I guess would be regarding the texture, does it need to be finer ground than your basic ground beef from the store? Is that why BG's was so smooth looking?
Thanks in advance!
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