We're excited to introduce a new and mouthwatering beef jerky recipe that's sure to become one of your favorites. Infused with the perfect balance of sweetness and saltiness, this irresistible creation will leave your taste buds craving more.
Slice the meat into 1/8-inch thick strips either with the grain for chewier beef jerky or against the grain for more tender beef jerky.
I suggest chilling the beef for between 50 and 60 minutes before slicing it to make it easier to cut.
All the ingredients should be combined together, then add the mixture into a sealed ziplock bag. Now toss the bag until the beef is completely coated.
Keep the meat chilled for at least four hours, or, for more flavor, up to a day.
Spread the strips onto your dehydrator's trays.
Dry your beef at 160 degrees F for between 4 and 7 hours. Check your beef jerky every 30 minutes after the 4-hour mark and stop the dehydrator when the beef is black and barely bendable.