Induction Safe Beef Jerky Recipe

[BuddhaSack]

HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELP

Looooooooong time lurker-- hello everybody!!!

Does anybody here please know a good induction safe beef jerky recipe? I did a search and was surprised at how little info there is out there on this. I normally make the Soy/Worcestershire sauce type, but that's not allowed - from what I understand.

Does anybody out here have a good tasting beef jerky recipe I can use? I would experiment, but I'm afraid I'll use ingredients that don't cure the meat properly, thus making it unsafe to eat. Any help would be TREMENDOUSLY appreciated. I love beef jerky and have 10 lbs of meat that I need to preserve. Thanks everybody.

[Elizellen]

Re: Induction Safe Beef Jerky Recipe

Here is the result of a google search for jerky low carb recipes
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...b+recipes&meta=
Not all say whether they are for induction or the later phases, but a scan of the ingredients comparing them with the allowed list should help you decide which to use

[BuddhaSack]

Re: Induction Safe Beef Jerky Recipe

Thanks for the link, but I spent a couple of hours looking through all those low carb sites, googling all sorts of combinations. Unfortunately the majority mention the soy/worcestershire sauce base. Not one that I've found is induction safe (check that, I found a couple, but, due to the ingredients listed, they can't possibly be good). I was hoping there'd be someone on here that had a good recipe that followed strict induction guidelines.

[saraa281]

Re: Induction Safe Beef Jerky Recipe

hi there,

my husband makes beef jerky in his dehydrator. He used ground turkey and then added liquid smoke, worshichestershire(?) and that was all- he couldn't believe that it wasn't made with the packet he made his with. I will double check on the ingredients and make sure that is all he used. It was so good and simple. I'm sure you could add a little teriyaki if you like it.

[BuddhaSack]

Re: Induction Safe Beef Jerky Recipe

I love jerky made w/ worcestershire.. sooo tasty-- but that sauce has molasses, corn syrup, etc... I'm trying to do a clean induction... no soy sauce, and no worcestershire..

[saraa281]

Re: Induction Safe Beef Jerky Recipe

okay, let me get with my hubby and I will email you when I find out exactly what he put in it or what you could put in it for a clean induction. ttys.

sara