
Ingredients
- Top Round or Flank
- Seasonings (any or all in order of %)
- Soy Sauce & Wishisher¹ sauce or your favorite BBQ Sauce
- Pepper
- Salt
- Garlic Powder
- Onion Powder
- Cayenne (to taste)
Directions
- Stick meat in the freezer for an hour to make slicing easier
- Cut thin slices
- Grab bowl, mix in seasoning, and coat well
- Toss into fridge for a few hours
⏲ - Pull meat bowl from fridge
- Set your dehydrator on high
- or get smoker to ~180F
- Add meat to dehydrator (or smoker)
- Wait six or so hours
- It's done when it looks like you want to eat it
- When meat is done, add additional freshly ground pepper and mix
Words from my mouth hole
Beef jerky is easily one of the greatest snacks on the planet – especially when it’s peppered and / or spicy. Many of the recipes I’ve tried before came out as more of a teriyaki flavor given their recommended soy sauce content. For this latest batch, I treated the soy like I do vermouth in a martini – nearly non-existent.
Other recipes also call for adding sugar or honey. On a whim I instead added the last bit of bbq sauce from a jar in our fridge and was pleasantly surprised how well it turned out.
Variables
- Marinade time
- Slicing thickness
- Seasonings ratios
- "Cooking" time



¹ Yeah, like you know how to say it.