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Got this one yesterday 7 point Dropped in his tracks
#21
4 tbsp soy sauce
4 tbsp Worcestershire
1 tbsp ketchup
1/4 tsp pepper (more pepper for hotter jerky)
1/4 tsp garlic powder
1/4 tsp onion salt
1/2 tsp salt

This is a recipe that came with my dehydrator but I must tell you I ain't much on precise measuring! I really hit the Cayenne Pepper! You can add liquid smoke if you like, be creative! Marinate overnight and don't dry it out too much or you will never get through it! Slice the breasts about 1/4" strips lengthwise across the grain to minimize jaw aches! If it's good enough for our muslim whackin" grunts it's good enough for us!
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#22
MrMajestic
Thanks I will give that a try..
Also pass along to you son and all his buddys .. A very big thanks for their service !!!
Its because of them that I enjoy the freedoms I do ..

Thanks
Smoke
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#23
Rodger that, be seeing them soon!
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#24
WE all owe them a beer.. And if anyone has a recipe that makes sloath palitable, I would like to see it. Tried to eat one in Panama once....
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#25
My sloth recipe is the same one we use for carp ..

1x4 cedar plank
Clean sloth and rinse with MRE salt pack and water
lay sloth on cedar board
Salt and pepper to taste
Sprinkle with MRE hot sauce
cook for 30 minutes or till board chars
Slide sloth into trash can and eat board
Thanks
Smoke
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#26
Smoke Wrote:My sloth recipe is the same one we use for carp ..

1x4 cedar plank
Clean sloth and rinse with MRE salt pack and water
lay sloth on cedar board
Salt and pepper to taste
Sprinkle with MRE hot sauce
cook for 30 minutes or till board chars
Slide sloth into trash can and eat board
Thanks
Smoke

You should note as well that it can be poisonous to cook with cedar and quite a few people can have an allergic reaction to it.

There is a process that you have to use to be able to cook with cedar planks to take the poisons out. So be sure that you obtain your planks from restaurants or learn the proper ways to prepare the wood before cooking with it.
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#27
Interesting I did not know that .. Guess I'll have to take the hamster litter out of the go bag now Smile Smile
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