Northumberland jerky

The sell jerky in Asda now, found it last night

 

Do you mean Walmart?


K.

 

I generally make my own jerk, but there are several places locally that make some pretty good stuff.

Maple Hill Meats is very good, but high at $17 for a half pound.

Lou's Fish sells jerk for $18 a pound, but the quality control is off. One time you get the best - next time - mediocre. They smoke their jerk locally.

The fish shop in the center of Two Harbors (can't think of the name) is the best. Excellent quality - for $16 a pound. Got to get there early in the day or it is all sold. They smoke their jerk locally.

A friend from Michigan brings very good jerk which he gets for $12 a pound, but that's a long way to go for jerk.

PG

 

Wasn't The Dirty Bottles, was it....Oh happy days (thinks back to a misspent youth :sadwavey: )

 

british beef.. fantastic i will get some right now

 

The Tanners Arms. Used to be run by a very dour Yorkshireman when I drank there. They have a competition every year up that hill. A race carrying a sack of coal from the bottom to the top. Needles to say I didn't win

The beer was good though...

 

Looks good but pricey at £2.50 per 50g. That's as expensive as Harrods!

The best place for Biltong in the UK I've found is a butchers in Great Yarmouth. They have beef, uncut in big "Steaks" for really cheap. They even do Ostrich Biltong occasionally.

I must admit to just buying a big lump and treating it like a dog's chew toy. Not something you can get away with when married, mind....

 

I've been buying jerky online from Britishbeefjerky for the past few months and as far as Im concerned it is the best Ive ever had. Ive also noticed it doesnt have the nasty additives that the ones in Asda have. I tried Asda's and it was too rubbery I had to throw half of it away.

 

I know that Bardster buys from http://www.biltong.co.uk/index.html and I can vouch for the tastiness of it, the droewars as well

 

Somerfield sell jerky for £2,09p for 57g. It is nice and very taste, but a tad on the thin/small pieces. They do several flavours and always seem to have stock when I go there. Teriyaki, which is nice and spicy, and Traditional, very beefy.
They do other styles that I have yet to try.

 

We make our own venison biltong. It's cheap and we know exactly what's in it and we can vary the seasoning to suit. How about a favorite biltong recipe thread? It would be good to see a few variations.

Willowbark

 

How do you do it?

I love jerky but its very expensive

 

these might be of use to people too..

http://www.bushcraftuk.com/content/articles.php?action=show&showarticle=46

http://www.bushcraftuk.com/community/showthread.php?t=9323&highlight=jerky

:thinkerg:

 

Think I've posted this before, but here goes:

Smoked venison: Cut meat cross grain. This method drys the meat completely and a cut with the grain will have you chewing for hours. Can be store for up to five years in cotton sack. Smoke to dry with apple wood. No salt or anything else necessary. Fruitwoods impart excellent flavour.

In the oven: Dip in soy sauce, sprinkle with lemon pepper. Heat in oven for five hours on very low heat. Very simple recipe - excellent taste.

The only way I've made jerky that doesn't appeal to me is in a dehydrator.

PG

 

Well today I made some jerky

Asdas smart price steak, cut into strips, I divided it into three lots

plain
wocester sauce
dark soy

and dried in the oven set at lowest.

it tastes great!

Ill try some more spices next time

 

I use a dehydrator, bought it off a mushroom site years ago

http://www.mycologue.co.uk/

Makes great jerky.

Some beef, low fat (I use flank steak), cut in to stips/slices your happy with. Put in to ziploc style bags with soy sauce, teriyaki, chillies, maybe some garlic/onion powder, leave for 24 hours, throw in to dehydrator, cover in black pepper, let it run for 12+ hours. You can get it made way quicker but it goes more crunchy .

Tried turkey once, tasted of trukey fat, put me off trying again.

If anyone knows where to buy liquid smoke in the UK I would like to know, never found anywhere that has any stock.

 

We were in a pub near Hever Castle last week and they were selling kudu biltong

Haven't tried it yet as they were also selling toffee covered almonds and I'm still trying to get all the bits of caramel broken tooth out of my mouth

 

on friday i followed a recipie for beef jerky i found on this site i think it was by an american guy, cut strips of frying steak marinated for 4 hours hours in soy bbq sauce and chillie sauce well the guy said to keep the temperature low so i did
took me 24 hours in an electic cooker to dry it to what he said was correct(cracks but dont break when bent) the stuff is stunning much better than that stuff you get in the booze isle in asda anyways ill be taking it to work for the next week along with a big supply of toothpicks
cheers BCUK :You_Rock_