Directions:

1. Cut meat into consistent strips about 1/4" thick (click here to read about the importance of meat thickness consistency).
2. Mix all of the other ingredients thoroughly, put the mix with the meat inside of a sealed bag or plastic container with a lid. Let this marinade in the refrigerator for 4-24 hours...longer is better.
3. Pull the meat out and lay it out on racks (click here to read about different racking methods for making beef jerky) without pieces touching.
4. Dehydrate/bake/smoke in your equipment of choice at 160-180F (depending on your equipment's capabilities) or until your desired texture is reached. (Click here for more information about the different methods to make jerky at home)
5. Once your desired texture is reached, let your jerky 'rest' until it reaches room temperature. At this point, it has reached it's final texture and is ready for consumption and packaging.
6. Enjoy the hell out of it and tell everyone you know how Jerky.com helped you make jerky at home!

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Test Kitchen Recipe

Classic Lamb Jerky Recipe

*tip - we suggest you use our recipes and processes as a base line and make adjustments as you see fit to make the perfect jerky for you. Click here for more ideas on how to tweak this recipe for your personal tastes.

Prep4 hr 20 min20 min hands-on + 4 hr marinate

Dry / Cook4 hr

Total8 hr 20 minlonger marinate = better

YieldAbout 1/2 the weight of the raw meat

MethodDehydrator, oven or smoker

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Ingredients

• 1 pound of lamb (or any meat type)
• 1 tablespoon of Onion salt
• 2 tablespoons of Liquid smoke
• 4 tablespoons of Soy Sauce
• 1/3 cup of Worcestershire sauce
• 1 1/2 teaspoons of Hickory seasoning liquid
• 5 drops of Tabasco sauce

Steps

1. Cut meat into consistent strips about 1/4" thick
2. Mix all of the other ingredients thoroughly, put the mix with the meat inside of a sealed bag or plastic container with a lid. Let this marinade in the refrigerator for 4-24 hours...longer is better.
3. Pull the meat out and lay it out on racks without pieces touching.
4. Dehydrate/bake/smoke in your equipment of choice at 160-180F (depending on your equipment's capabilities) or until your desired texture is reached.
5. Once your desired texture is reached, let your jerky 'rest' until it reaches room temperature. At this point, it has reached it's final texture and is ready for consumption and packaging.

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