beef jerky

Best air fryer beef jerky is here! Ready to make tender beef in your Ninja Foodi or electric air fryer? We have an easy way to try your first batch.

Air Fryer Beef Jerky

lb steak (used

c brown sugar

soy sauce

c teriyaki sauce

onion powder

garlic powder

tsp crushed red pepper

tsp pepper

Slice round steak into thin strips, then into 1/2 inch strips and set aside.

Combine rest of ingredients into a large bowl and whisk together. Add strips of steak into the bowl, submerge and cover.

Marinate meat for 2 hours in the refrigerator.

Place strips into air fryer basket without overlapping pieces for 2 hours on 180 degrees F.

Remove, cool and enjoy!

Homemade Beef Jerky

beef

sugar

five spice powder

water

sesame seeds

chilli powder

salt

Marinading: Combine soy sauce, sugar, five spice powder and water and whisk until sugar is fully dissolved. Add the beef strips, mix well and refrigerate them over night.

Drying: Preheat the oven to 160C, place the strips over the baking tray and cook for 20 minutes. flipping the beef jerky once about halfway through. Cool the beef strips to the room temperature to further the drying process.

Adding flavours(optional): In a saucepan, add the oil and sesame seeds and cook over the medium heat until the sesame seeds turn slightly golden. Add the salt and chilli powder and cook for about 5 seconds. Turn off the heat and stir in the dried beef jerky.

It is surprisingly easy to make the beef jerky at home. Three steps to make this flavourful snacks.

rice wine

Marinading: Combine soy sauce, sugar, rice wine, five spice powder and water and whisk until sugar is fully dissolved. Add the beef strips, mix well and refrigerate them over night.

Drying: Preheat the oven to 160C, place the strips over the baking tray and cook for 20 minutes. flipping the beef jerky once about halfway through. Cool the beef strips to the room temperature to further the drying process. ( Or deep fry the beef strips in the oil over the low-medium heat until they are brown and dry.)

This is the Jerky recipe that I started passing around while out on the drilling rig in South Texas. This was a bad decision as now many of the guys out here always ask if I have any Jerky on me while we are working. This recipe is made of several ingredients that you can’t go wrong with.

Rig Hand Beef Jerky Recipe

lb eye of round

worcestershire sauce

tsp black pepper

brown sugar

tsp liquid smoke (Do NOT add if using smoker)

tsp red pepper flakes

(Prague

Pick a lean cut of beef. Trim the fat cap and other visible fat. After trimmed, place the meat in the freezer for 1-2 hours or until partially frozen. This will allow for more uniform slices when cutting your beef.

In a plastic container that has a tight fitting lid or ziplock bag, add the marinade ingredients and mix well.

Remove the meat from the freezer and slice ¼" strips against the grain for an easy chew. Cut with the grain for a more chewy jerky.&nbsp;

Add the sliced meat to the marinade and shake well until all slices are covered evenly. Place in the fridge and allow to marinate for 6-24 hours. Shake the container/bag two or three times while marinating.

After marinating, dry slices with paper towels to remove any excess marinade.

Place strips on your dehydrator drying racks with plenty of spaces in between for easy air flow. Dry with your favorite jerky making method.

Dry for 3 hours at 165 degrees allowing the internal temperature to reach 160 degrees and then turn down to 145F. Check the meat after 4 hours and keep drying until the jerky bends and cracks, but does not break in half.

Allow jerky to cool for several hours before storing.

The best beef jerky recipe made with Habanero Peppers is bound for greatness! The spicy kick of the peppers and the saltiness of the Sea Salt really makes this the top jerky recipe ever! This Ultimate Beef Jerky recipe quickly jumped to the top of my list of hundreds of jerky recipes I have made over the years. 

&#x1f4cb; The Ultimate Beef Jerky Recipe

lb Eye of round

tsp sea salt

habaneros (3 if extra hot is wanted)

tbsp worcestershire sauce

tsp curing salt (optional)

Trim all visible fat from the beef and place in freezer for an hour or two to partially freeze.

While the meat is in the freezer, combine marinade ingredients in a blender and blend until the peppers have been chopped into very small pieces. Place in a bowl or ziplock bag.

Add sliced beef to the mixture in the ziplock bag or bowl and marinate for 8-24 hours in the refrigerator.

After the meat has finished marinating, remove from refrigerator and strain excess marinade in a colander and pat dry with paper towels.

Dry with your favorite jerky making method. I used my Excalibur Dehydrator and dried for 4 hours at 165F.

The jerky is finished when it bends and cracks, but does not break in half.

Spice, sugar, and smoke meet brined and dried beef in this DIY jerky recipe. Beef jerky is one of my favorite snacks, and in an age of sugary, starchy junk food, it&#039;s a nutritional hero. Sure, there&#039;s some sodium and some sugar (or honey), but by and large, jerky is a low-carb food that&#039;s packed with lots of lovely protein. It keeps forever with little care or maintenance and can easily be produced at home. This recipe first appeared in Season 9 of Good Eats.

Beef Jerky

flank steak

Worcestershire sauce

honey

black pepper

liquid smoke

red pepper flakes

Trim the steak of any excess fat, place in a 1-gallon plastic zip-top bag, and place it in the freezer for 1 to 2 hours in order to firm up. This makes the meat much easier to slice.

Remove steak from the freezer and thinly slice, with the grain, into long strips.

Place the strips of meat, along with all of the remaining ingredients, in the zip-top bag and move around to evenly distribute all of the ingredients. Put the bag into the refrigerator for 3 to 6 hours.

Remove the meat from the marinade and pat dry. Evenly distribute the strips of meat on 3 of the air filters, laying them in the grooves and then stacking the filters on top of one another. Top these with 1 empty filter. Next, lay the box fan on its side and lay the filters on top of it. Strap the filters to the fan with 2 bungee cords. Stand the fan upright, plug it in, and set it to medium.

Allow the meat to dry for 8 to 12 hours. If using a commercial dehydrator, follow the manufacturer's directions.

Once dry, store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place for up to 3 months.

Making beef jerky in an oven is a great way to start making beef jerky. There is no need for purchasing extra equipment, you can start NOW with what you already have. So get started with this great chili lime beef jerky marinade.

How to Make Beef Jerky in an Oven

tbsp chili garlic sauce

tsp salt

lime juice

lime

Pick you favorite type of beef and trim all visible fat. Place the meat in the freezer for 1-2 hours to partially freeze. This allows for easier slicing and more consistent widths.

Mix all above ingredients in a container with a tight fitting lid. Whisk marinade until all brown sugar is dissolved.

Remove beef from the freezer and slice against the grain between 1/8"-1/4" thick.

Add sliced beef to the container of marinade and shake well to evenly coat the meat. Marinate in the refrigerator for 6-24 hours.

After marinating, remove and pat dry the strips with paper towels. Either hang from toothpicks or lay the jerky on a cooling rack and place in a 170°F - 200°F preheated oven.

Prop the door of the oven open with a wooden spoon and bake the jerky for 3-6 hours. Begin checking for doneness at 3 hours.

The beef jerky will be finished when it bends and cracks, but does not break in half. Allow to cool for several hours before storing in an air tight container.

This is my Buddy’s go to deer jerky recipe every year after we harvest a couple bucks during hunting season. He was nice enough to give me the recipe to share with you guys, so I named it after him. Jimmy’s Teriyaki Deer Jerky!

Jimmy's Teriyaki Deer Jerky

lb Venison Roast

Allegro Teriyaki Marinade

tbsp Mesquite Liquid Smoke

tsp Garlic Powder

tbsp Fresh Cracked Black Pepper

Trim all visible fat from the venison and place in freezer for an hour or two to partially freeze.

While the meat is in the freezer, combine all the ingredients in a bowl or ziplock bag and mix well.

Remove the meat from the freezer and slice ¼" strips against the grain for an easy chew. Cut with the grain for a more chewy jerky.

Add sliced venison to the mixture in a ziplock bag or bowl and marinate for 8-24 hours in the refrigerator.

After the meat has finished marinating, remove from refrigerator and strain excess marinade in a colander.

Sprinkle meat evenly with the garlic powder.

Dredge one side of each strip of meat in fresh cracked black pepper if you want a peppery flavor *Optional

Dry with your favorite jerky making method. I used my Excalibur Dehydrator and dried for 2½ hours at 165F &amp; 1 hour at 145F.

This smoked peppery beef jerky really turned out fantastic! Fire up the smoker and get ready to make some really good beef jerky.

How to make beef jerky in a smoker

lb beef eye of round roast or venison

Trim all visible fat from the beef, wrap in plastic wrap, and place in the freezer for an hour or two to partially freeze.

While the meat is in the freezer, combine the soy sauce, water, brown sugar, ground black pepper, sea salt, garlic powder, &amp; onion powder in a bowl or ziplock bag and mix well.

Remove the meat from the freezer and slice ¼" strips against the grain for an easy chew. Slice with the grain for a chewier jerky. Or skip the freezing phase and use a Jerky Slicer.

Add sliced beef to the mixture and marinate for 8-24 hours in the refrigerator.

After the meat has finished marinating, remove from refrigerator and strain excess marinade.

Pat dry the strips with paper towels.

Dry with your Dehydrator, Smoker, or Oven. Click the links or read the post above for more detailed drying information.

Making jerky in a dehydrator is the easiest and best way to make homemade jerky. They are relatively inexpensive and here I will show you how easy it is to make great tasting beef jerky!

How to Make Beef Jerky in a Dehydrator

tsp liquid smoke

Place strips on your dehydrator drying racks with plenty of spaces in between for easy air flow.

Beef jerky is by far the best hiking snack you can bring with you when taking in the beautiful scenery of mother nature. That is why I ALWAYS have a stash of fresh jerky stuffed away in my trail bag on all of my adventures.

Montana Mountain Jerky

lb Beef Top Round

tsp Prague Powder (curing salt)

cayenne pepper

tbsp liquid smoke (hickory)

While the meat is in the freezer, combine the Prague Powder #1, garlic powder, black pepper, sea salt, cayenne pepper, liquid smoke, and cold water in a medium size bowl or ziplock bag. Mix well.

Remove the meat from the freezer and slice ¼" strips against the grain. Cut with the grain for a chewier jerky. Or skip the freezing phase and use a Jerky Slicer for evenly sliced strips.

Add sliced beef to the mixture and marinate for 6-24 hours in the refrigerator.

After the meat has finished marinating, remove from refrigerator and pat dry with paper towels.

Dry with your favorite jerky making method. A dehydrator was used with this recipe and dried for 5 hours at 160 degrees.

I&#39;m not sure about you, but I love beef jerky. It&#39;s the perfect snack to take on the go, and it&#39;s always satisfying. If you&#39;re looking for an easy and affordable way to make your own beef jerky, then this beef jerky recipe is for you.

Beef Jerky Recipe

red pepper (adjust to the desired spiciness)

slice the beef

Slice the beef. Freeze the beef for an hour or more so that it is very cold but not frozen solid. This makes it easier to slice. You could also ask your butcher to slice the beef into ¼-inch slices.

tenderize the beef

Tenderize the beef. Using a meat mallet, pound the beef so that it is about ⅛th of an inch thick. You want the thickness to be even so that the beef dries evenly.

make the marinade

Make the marinade. Mix the ingredients for the marinade together in a zip top bag or in a bowl.

marinate

Marinate for 8 hours. Add the beef to the marinade and mix to make sure the beef is entirely covered. Marinate in the refrigerator for 8 hours. I you&#39;re in a hurry, I recommend a minimum of 2 hours of marinating time.

dehydrate

Dehydrate the beef jerky. Place the slices of meat in a single layer on your dehydrator trays. Set the dehydrator to a temperature between 140 and 160℉. Start to check on the jerky at around 4 hours. It will take 4 to 8 hours, depending on the thickness of the jerky slices.

Love the great flavors in this beef jerky recipe! So delish!

Now I am 100% confident to get my dehydrator out and make beef jerky. Great tips…

Wow! What a great recipe! I can’t wait to make this homemade beef jerky next weekend. Love all of your tips and  tricks!

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This easy beef jerky recipe is sure to become a favorite. Plus, you can customize it to your liking by adding different spices and flavors. So get ready to enjoy the best beef jerky ever!

How To Make Beef Jerky

Store bought beef jerky is OK but this home made version puts even the best brands to shame.

Home Made Beef Jerky Recipe

molasses, honey,

Bourbon, Scotch, dark rum, brandy, or other dark whiskey

ginger

Kansas City style barbecue sauce

Meathead's Memphis Dust

Morton Coarse Kosher Salt

hot sauce

Prep. Peel and grate enough ginger to create 5 tablespoons.

To slice the beef, begin by putting the meat in the freezer for an hour or two to stiffen it and make it easier to cut. Cut the meat in disks about 1/8 to 1/4&quot; (3.2 to 6.4 mm) thick. Strive to make them uniform in thickness. You don&#39;t want them paper thin because they will shrink in half, but you don&#39;t want it too thick or it will take forever to dry. I like to cut across the grain to make it less chewy. Some folks cut with the grain to give their mandibles more of a workout. They won&#39;t be long strips like bacon. Odd shapes are good. They tell people that it is home made. Put the meat a 1 gallon (3.8 L) zipper bag.

Marinate. Mix the marinade by whisking all the ingredients together. Pour it into the zipper bag. Put the bag in a bowl or pan in the refrigerator to catch any leaks. Let the marinade make love to the meat all night long at least. Occasionally pick up the bag and roll it around massaging it for several minutes to make sure the liquid is contacting all the meat surfaces. This is important. It can stay in the marinade for up to 2 days if you wish. When you are ready to cook, drain the meat in a colander and discard the marinade. Do not save it for another day.

Fire up. After the meat is done marinating, set up your grill for 2-zone indirect cooking shooting for about 200°F (93.3°C) in the indirect zone. Get that wood right on the heat source to make sure it smokes. On a gas grill you will want to put it in an aluminum foil packet and poke holes in it. If you wish, you can prop open the lid of your cooker to let heat escape in order to keep the cooking temp down. This will also increase air flow. If you normally use a water pan, skip it today. The goal is dehydration not moisturizing.

Cook. Spread the meat on a grill grate or a grill topper. I am a big fan of the non-stick narrow mesh Frogmats do the job, especially since they can be cleaned in the dishwasher. Make sure the meat is not folded over on itself or overlapping. You can use both lower and upper grates if your setup allows. Smoke for about 15 to 60 minutes. That&#39;ll kill the bugs and add smoke flavor. If you are using a grill and the heat is on one side, then you may need to rotate the meat so the stuff on the cooler side goes to the hot side after about 30 minutes. This will get the center of the meat up past the kill zone and start the dehydration. Keep an eye on it during the cooking process so it doesn&#39;t get too dry.Jerky elitists don&#39;t like the idea of cooking the meat, but it is absolutely necessary to make the meat safe if you are not using a preservative and even then, cold smoking is risky and I cannot recommend it for home cooks. Smoke is not necessary, but it adds a pleasing BBQ flavor and improves shelf life in the fridge. A good digital oven thermometer is important for this phase unless you&#39;ve been hankering to get up close and personal with Salmonella, E. coli O157:H7, and Listeria monocytogenes. You cannot trust your grill&#39;s bi-metal dial thermometer. It can be off by as much as 50°F (10°C). Click here for the USDA guidelines for commercial jerky production.

Dehydrate. The final step is dehydration. You can stop smoking and cooking and dry the meat to jerky consistency. That means dark, almost black, but not carbonized, pliable but breakable, but not so brittle that it shatters. Drop the cooker&#39;s air temp to no lower than 140°F (60°C) and hold it there. If you have an indoor kitchen dehydrator, you can move the meat there at this stage. They are great because they have a fan and that can reduce drying time to less than 6 hours. I have an article about electric dehydrators here. Or you can put it in your oven, just leave the door cracked open a bit. Drying on a grill or in the oven can take as long as 12 to 18 hours depending on the temp and how thick the meat is. It is hard to get a grill or smoker or even indoor oven down to 140°F (60°C), so just get as low as you can. If you need to, you can leave the lid or door partially open to dissipate the heat. The hotter it is the crunchier the meat will get, but you want a balance between crunchy and chewy. You want jerky, not hard candy.

During the process, the meat will start out tan in color, progress through rosy, and eventually blacken. But it is not really black. It is just really really dark. You want to remove it right after the last bit of rose color disappears. But that&#039;s my preference. It will also lose about half it&#039;s weight. As it starts to go, start tasting. Learn what texture you like best. This might require a lot of tasting. And beer. And friends to offer their opinions.

Serve. Enjoy immediately or store for later. The drier it gets, the longer it keeps. How long? If you have been careful about cleanliness and hit the temperature guidelines above (this is especially important for game), USDA says it can be stored safely a month or two at room temperature. I use a vacuum sealer and keep mine in the fridge just to be sure. And yes, it can be frozen.

This is my go to jerky recipe. A little heat, a little sweet, a little salty, lots of flavor. I make it on my gas smoker and it naver disappoints. Everyone loves it.

This Peppered Beef Jerky recipe is packed with classic jerky flavor with a black pepper kick. It&#x27;s the perfect recipe to try if you&#x27;re making beef jerky for the first time. While I prefer to dehydrate my beef jerky on my smoker, I&#x27;ve included adaptations in this recipe so you can make it in an oven or classic dehydrator as well.

Peppered Beef Jerky

eye of round roast (sliced thin against the grain)

beer (or beef stock)

garlic (minced)

Tablespoons black pepper

Make marinade.

Make marinade. In a large zip top bag, combine all ingredients for the marinade. Mix well to dissolve the sugar.

Marinate jerky.

Marinate jerky. Add the sliced eye of round to your marinade and toss gently in the bag to coat all sides of the meat with the marinade. Refrigerate 8 hours, or up to 24 hours. The longer it marinates, the saltier and stronger the flavor will be.

Remove from marinade.

Remove from marinade. Remove the strips of marinated beef from the bag and place on paper towels. Pat dry.

Preheat.

Preheat. Set your smoker, oven (with the door cracked), or dehydrator to run at around 170 degrees F. Transfer the strips to the grill grate, jerky rack, or cooling rack and season the top with additional black pepper, if desired.

Smoke jerky.

Smoke jerky. Smoke/cook for 2-3 hours (depending on the thickness of your slices, some thicker pieces can take 4-5 hours). Check often after the first hour to be sure your jerky is drying evenly. You are looking for jerky that is firm and still slightly pliable, but not soft. If you bend your jerky and it breaks, you&#39;ve cooked it a little too long

Steam and store.

Steam and store. Place the finished jerky in a gallon zip top bag while it is still warm. Don&#39;t seal closed all the way. The jerky will steam in the bag slightly and this step will make the jerky moist. If you added the curing salt, the jerky will last a couple of weeks on the counter. If you did not add in the curing salt, it will last a couple of weeks in the refrigerator.

Delicious jerky and really accurate instructions. I did 165 in a dehydrator for 2-3 hours (seemed way too fast, but it worked-i pulled them out when they held their shape and look "dry" but were not brittle) with half inch wide but very thin beef tenderloin. I marinated for 5 hours, as I was in a hurry and the flavor was exceptional. I will try again with even more spice next time! Really great recipe, thanks for sharing

Came out good. I've done another of your jerky marinades multiple times and love it but wanted something different. This one didn't disappoint. Keep up the good work!

weel explain easy to understand  for a beginner like me。 In the oven now we will see how it will goes

Absolutely loved this recipe. It was a hit with our friends and family as well. Super easy recipe. Marinated for over 24 hrs. Super flavourful. Excited for the next batch.

Just took a batch of this off the Traeger tonight after a 24-hour marinade. This was our first attempt at jerky, and it tastes amazing! I used beef eye of round from a local butcher. We’ll definitely be making this again.

Just tasted like spicy Worcestershire... not good at all.

First time making jerky and i used this recipe with added 3 oz of fireball whiskey an 9 oz beer wit a teaspoon of cinnamon

Smells amazing I’ve made so meany different recipes before but this is simple right to the point i used ten once’s of beer and 2 once’s of Canadian whisky can’t wait to put on the smoker tomorrow

Love it.How much curing salt for this recipe?

Unbelievably good jerky! Just a hint of sweetness to counter the spice (I also put a bunch of extra coarse pepper on the jerky after it was done). If anyone’s curious, the recipe is just as good using coconut aminos instead of soy sauce. My wife can’t have soy, so I subbed the aminos and the final product was still incredible.

We used eye of round DELICIOUS! We did slice it a little to thick but still wonderful. This was our only second attempt so we will slice a tad thinner and change nothing else!

Great recipe, thanks!  2 lb London broil, 175* for 3.5 hours in my traeger

I use your tutorials for all my bbq's , your recipes seem to be spot on .Thank you .Troy Shankles

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Peppered Beef Jerky

Prep Time: 5 mins
Cook Time: 2 hrs
Marinade Time: 8 hrs
 
Servings: 1 pound yield
Author: Susie Bulloch (heygrillhey.com)

Ingredients

2 pounds eye of round roast sliced thin against the grain
Peppered Beef Jerky Marinade
4 cloves garlic minced
1 cup soy sauce
1/2 cup Worcestershire sauce
1/2 cup brown sugar
2 teaspoons onion powder
2 teaspoons red pepper flakes
2 Tablespoons black pepper
1 cup beer or beef stock
1 teaspoon instacure #1 (also labeled pink salt or Prague Powder #1) optional


Instructions

In a large zip top bag, combine all ingredients for the marinade. Mix well to dissolve the sugar.

Add the sliced eye of round to your marinade and toss gently in the bag to coat all sides of the meat with the marinade. Refrigerate 8 hours, or up to 24 hours. The longer it marinates, the saltier and stronger the flavor will be.

Remove the strips of marinated beef from the bag and place on paper towels. Pat dry.

Preheat your smoker, oven (with the door cracked), or dehydrator to run at around 170 degrees F. Transfer the strips to the grill grate, jerky rack, or cooling rack and season the top with additional black pepper, if desired.

Smoke/cook for 2-3 hours (depending on the thickness of your slices, some thicker pieces can take 4-5 hours). Check often after the first hour to be sure your jerky is drying evenly. You are looking for jerky that is firm and still slightly pliable, but not soft. If you bend your jerky and it breaks, you've cooked it a little too long

Place the finished jerky in a gallon zip top bag while it is still warm. Don't seal closed all the way. The jerky will steam in the bag slightly and this step will make the jerky moist. If you added the curing salt, the jerky will last a couple of weeks on the counter. If you did not add in the curing salt, it will last a couple of weeks in the refrigerator. 

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HOW TO MAKE PEPPERED BEEF JERKY AT HOME (in a smoker, in an oven, or in a dehydrator)

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