Sorry, y'all. I forgot to check back on this thread.
I just used a sharp knife and a cutting board. I hold my left hand on top of the meat and slice the bottom part of the meat closest to the cutting board. It's dangerous, especially when you get to the last part where you're basically just splitting the meat in half for the last 2 pieces. Be careful!
I put foil on the bottom of the oven. I laid the meat out on the top rack, with that rack near the top of the oven. Then I moved the bottom rack to just under the top rack and hung strips of meat off of that rack. Use toothpicks or string through the tip of the strip of meat to hang off the rack.
For me, it's actually easier when the meat is thawed out good. I use a knife that's shaving sharp though. Gotta be CAREFUL.
I can never get all the strips the same thickness. I'm sure there's some kind of slicing tool somewhere that would help. The really thin pieces get done sooner, of course, so I have to take those out of the oven before the thicker pieces are done. I like the thicker jerky best, but I always end up with some thin pieces.
Originally posted by cheez
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Originally posted by czechgrubworm
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Originally posted by gandergitter
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I can never get all the strips the same thickness. I'm sure there's some kind of slicing tool somewhere that would help. The really thin pieces get done sooner, of course, so I have to take those out of the oven before the thicker pieces are done. I like the thicker jerky best, but I always end up with some thin pieces.
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