Would this be good to make chicken or beef jerky for my dogs?
2079849
Yes. I recommend getting a set of "Clean Screen" inserts to make the removal of the jerky super easy. Btw, we dehydrate dog treats from fruits and veggies all the time.
2079850
the dehydrator arrives with seasoning for jerk, recipes and instructions, so I believe your dogs will be happy and you inspired me to make same jerk for my dogs, thank you!
2062650
Yes, you can definitely make Jerky out of them. Butler Foods (the soy curls manufacturer) has a new vegan jerky made from soy curls.
35934
That's what we use it for, though we usually make wild game jerky. Marinate the meat and then use the smoker. We don't use wood chips when making jerky.
1118088
These Liver Treats, as well as our Beef, Chicken, and Turkey Jerky Treats can be broken into small pieces and used for training. The Jerky Treats might be better suited for training. They can be cut with scissors into small bite-size pieces, perfect for training. However, many people also like the Liver Treats for training.I'm not sure how long they will last. There is a full pound of treats in each bag so it will depend on how big the reward pieces are and how many are given. Please let me know how it goes.PaulCo-FounderRocco & Roxie Supply Co.
1327306
I use mine for mostly beef jerky but I can't see why it wouldn't work for you. I really like mine
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Do you mean like a steak or deer strip style jerky? I think you could, you would just have to mix it with some liquid since it's a dry seasoning. It's got the cure with it, so you would just have to make sure the liquid didn't dilute the cure. My brother in law makes his own marinade for strip style jerky. I don't know if this helps or not! Look up recipes online for the type of jerky you want to make and see how much cure/salt needs to be added. This stuff is perfect for ground beef jerky which is all I make. I have used it several times. It incorporates into the beef very well and produces a perfect, not too salty flavor. Do you mean like a steak or deer strip style jerky? I think you could, you would just have to mix it with some liquid since it's a dry seasoning. It's got the cure with it, so you would just have to make sure the liquid didn't dilute the cure. My brother in law makes his own marinade for strip style jerky. I don't know if this helps or not! Look up recipes online for the type of jerky you want to make and see how much cure/salt needs to be added. This stuff is perfect for ground beef jerky which is all I make. I have used it several times. It incorporates into the beef very well and... » Read More Do you mean like a steak or deer strip style jerky? I think you could, you would just have to mix it with some liquid since it's a dry seasoning. It's got the cure with it, so you would just have to make sure the liquid didn't dilute the cure. My brother in law makes his own marinade for strip style jerky. I don't know if this helps or not! Look up recipes online for the type of jerky you want to make and see how much cure/salt needs to be added. This stuff is perfect for ground beef jerky which is all I make. I have used it several times. It incorporates into the beef very well and produces a perfect, not too salty flavor. « Show Less
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Sorry I have not used it for chicken yet. I used it to make all my Christmas cookies and it was great. Next week or the following I will try to make sausages.
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Jerky Seasoning was added to my box as a free sample which was nice. I have't tried it yet. Waiting for wintertime. I know its not a direct answer but it does show that the manufacturers intend the machine to be Jerky Worthy. +1 Outdoor Fun. He had the better answer but I didn't see it.
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Yes, but I recommend chopping them into small pieces and never use the joints. Grind them through several times with meat in small batches and be sure to go through each batch for shards. Chicken bone splinters pretty easily and you sure don't want that in your pet food. I bought this grinder for the same reason and if you use it carefully and get the hang of it, it's an excellent machine. I was surprised by the power and quality of it for the price. I am still happy with my purchase.
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My husband has regularly used this in his marinade for the traditional style of jerky and has been satisfied with the results every time. I think you will enjoy it as well. As another person mentioned, keeping the meat somewhat frozen and slicing thinly give better results.
1046047
Yes it can - the bags are not the best choice for this though. I use bags to marinate jerky and it works, but the hard plastic containers are designed for what you are doing. In addition, there is a wine bottle stopper that is sold too that might work for you.
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That is no where near true. I've been feeding my dog and my parents' have been feeding their dog with this jerky for years. There is nothing wrong with this. Please stop spreading false rumors.
435617
We only make jerky out of marinates. Sometimes we even make our own. Never tried a dry rub. The jerky always comes out great.
487034
Maybe not raw, but I'd try with cut up jerky. You can make it at home by fridge-drying. :)
121646
Yes absolutely ! We do beef . Chicken and shrimp all the time.it has a dial for temp hi to low and anything in between. This purchase exceeded my expectation
2043851
The chicken breasts we cooked this summer came out great. Marinated overnight, lots of garlic and ginger. I suspect that it would also work as a smoker, using low heat, and using thoroughly soaked wood chips. Haven't tried that, but it would be interesting.
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See one through five of the previous answers to this question ... I concur with all five of them ... Good safe product. The beef jerky produced by the same company is also excellent.