Jerked Liver? Can it be done?

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pilsbury

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Feb 14, 2010
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So far I have made hot chilli, marmite and garlic flavours, i have been asked to produce it commercialy as well to see if it goes well enough to make it a worthwhile addition to the rest of the meat and vegetarian jerky that is sold but its easy enough to do if a little unplesant in the actual making, it is very slimy to handle after marinading but it does dry well and seems to keep ok.
We are currently having it product tested in the lab to ensure it is safe enough to produce but by all accounts it is a worthwhile product.
The taste is quite strong but so long as you like liver its certainly worth doing if the only other thing you are going to do with a liver is bin it.
As for recipes I am just using my standard Beef and Mushroom jerky recipes at the moment but would welcome sugestions for specialised liver ones.
And a big thanks to front room woodlander for the idea, keep an eye in the post box for more tasters as they are made.
 
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pilsbury

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Feb 14, 2010
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essex / London
and as to the temperature it has to be above 75c for at least 90 mins to satisfy Enviromental health for commercial production but for home use then so long as you can get it up to and over 65c with a reasonable air flow it should be ok.
 
Jul 26, 2009
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Aye see. I put some aberdeen angus steaks (real thin ones) to marinade last night in soy sauce and worcester sauce liberly covered in ground coriander and ground chilli. Tonight I went to put the oven on accidently dropped the staeks into a hot fry pan and then into two slices of bread.
Well, I couldnt let them go to waste so had to eat them. I am so clumsy sometimes!
 

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