I used 2 pounds beef that I cut with my butcher to make sure that no fat was in the beef selected.
I packet of jerkey cure / mild spice
3 ripe dorset naga pods that were 1 runt about 3/4 inch 2 1.3/4 inch
I cut the pepper into strips and or chunks and left in the sun for about a week then into the coffee grinder to make a fine powder.
I put the cure, peppers, and beef into a bowl and mixed them very well with my hand till I noticed that my hand was burning!!!!!
I then put the mix into my jerky gun and layed about 25 strips of killer beef onta a wax sheet.
1 day in the fridge to let the pepper marinate the beef and I found that this does work as I have tried them done straight into the dehydrator and also with waiting 1 to 7 days and 1 day (24hours) is all that is needed to really taste a strong spice.
then I put them into my crappy but trusty oval dehydrator and give em about 5 to 7 hours.
the result was a big zip lock bacg of almost too hot jerky that non chiliheads will find painfull jerky.
man I love these peppers!!
I packet of jerkey cure / mild spice
3 ripe dorset naga pods that were 1 runt about 3/4 inch 2 1.3/4 inch
I cut the pepper into strips and or chunks and left in the sun for about a week then into the coffee grinder to make a fine powder.
I put the cure, peppers, and beef into a bowl and mixed them very well with my hand till I noticed that my hand was burning!!!!!
I then put the mix into my jerky gun and layed about 25 strips of killer beef onta a wax sheet.
1 day in the fridge to let the pepper marinate the beef and I found that this does work as I have tried them done straight into the dehydrator and also with waiting 1 to 7 days and 1 day (24hours) is all that is needed to really taste a strong spice.
then I put them into my crappy but trusty oval dehydrator and give em about 5 to 7 hours.
the result was a big zip lock bacg of almost too hot jerky that non chiliheads will find painfull jerky.
man I love these peppers!!