How to Make Teriyaki Jerky
Teriyaki sauce is a Japanese seasoning that combines sweet and salty flavors. As a jerky marinade, it's very versatile and blends well with the taste of venison, turkey or beef.
Things You'll Need
- Teriyaki marinade
- Worcestershire sauce
- Sliced meat
- Dehydrator
Instructions
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Slice the meat no thicker than 1/4 inch. Trim off all the fat. You can make strips or pieces.
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Prepare the jerky marinade in a large bowl by combining 3 parts teriyaki sauce and 1 part Worcestershire sauce. Mix well. You will need enough to cover all the meat.
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Place the meat pieces into the marinade. Cover with a lid, and chill for at least eight hours. Turn the meat about halfway through the marinating process.
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Place the meat into the dehydrator, leaving a small space between each piece, and cook for about 12 to 24 hours, depending on the thickness of the cuts. If you have a stackable dehydrator, rotate the stacks about halfway through the process.
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