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jaycee213
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Tuna Jerky in the Performer.
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July 19, 2015, 07:36:35 PM »
Yes, fish again. Bet you guys are wondering wheres the beef or pork, well this is summer and I'm a fisherman so I have plenty of fish both caught by myself or given to me by the many fisherman friends i have. Someone is always fishing and we always spread the wealth. Here is my attempt at Tuna jerky and I say it came out just like beef jerky.
Out of the brine and drying to form the pellicle layer.
The 2 hr mark running at 170 degrees. I got the temps down to 150-160 after this point.
This is the 5 hr mark. I decided to try something different and made a glaze consisting of brown sugar and granulated garlic reduced down and brushed it on the fish on the top grate.
Pulled at 6 hrs and set on racks to cool.
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Matt_T
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Re: Tuna Jerky in the Performer.
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July 19, 2015, 07:42:11 PM »
Here's what needs to happen - I'll be more than happy to test it and see if your claim of "it came out like beef jerky" holds true.
I will take on for the team...
Don't ask questions just put it in a ziplock and send it on its way.
Great looking stuff you're cranking out over there - thanks for posting.
Cheers -
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