Need Help with Chuckar and Pheasant Jerky?!

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smokin - k

Meat Mopper
Original poster
Apr 22, 2011
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Portland, OR
Hello fellow smoker addicts... I have made many a batch of jerky in the dehydrator (with my Meat Pistol) but really want to do Jerky the traditional way. I am looking for help with brine, smoker temp, type of smoke and duration. Pretty much think of me as a blank slate. Only I'm not as flat nor as interesting! I thank you all in advance for all the sage advice! Take Care, Smokin - K
 
The only difference to what you've done in the past is to add smoke. I smoke my jerky lightly for 1.5 - 2 hours and then dehydrate as you normally would. For something like poultry I would use a fruit wood. Keep the smoker temp really low -- (~100 - 150*). All you really need is smoke, not heat.

Good luck, and post us some pix!
 
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I would recommend that you do like James said just smoke them for a couple of hours and then use the dyhdrater as usual.
 
Perfect! I knew I would get some great advice.. I'll take many photo's and post them this weekend! I read somewhere on this forum that "If you don't have pictures it didn't happen"... Have a great weekend!  Smokin - K
 
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