Spoiled
Today, I spent eight hours cutting, curing, and aligning on the racks, six months worth of beef to be dried for some tasty jerky, only to find out my dehydrator is broken beyond repair, and would cost as much to fix as the soon-to-spoil meat that I bought. FML
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28actress 22
If it were me, I would try to get the dehydrator fixed before the meat spoils, even though it is expensive, because you will probably need it in the future
farmgirl98 14
That's a major bummer, but with all of that careful preparation why didn't you check over your equipment ahead of time? FYL
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ssnow_fml 20
Sucks bro.
factjack 2
You can make jerky in your oven. A video at Facebook.com/orlandojerky shows you how.
demix_fml 32
Get the BBQ out and your friends round or start cooking it in the oven . I hope you work something out op.
trucker2 33
Time to buy a new one.....
samwilliams800 28
Do what I do, get a few cellophane furnace filters, not the fuzzy ones, and a box fan, layer the meat between the filters, stack on the fan, secure with bungee cord, turn it on high and by the end of the day you'll have some tasty jerky. I learned this trick from Good Eats with Alton Brown.
SquiddlySpooch 11
And that's why Alton is the god of food.
miina_xo 7
guess your dehydrator is being a jerky
mds9986 24
Looks like it's family steak night. Or month.
Gromann 9
Set oven to 170, leave door slightly open, boom, instant dehydrator.
H4H 15
I had a similar problem with my uncles dehydrator. Take it apart and sell the parts to save and get another one, if that's not possible, there are some stores who can dehydrate and salt your meat in Utah. Good luck OP
frontmanmike 14
So do it the old fashioned way, dude n