
Recipe: Homemade Jerky in the Oven

Sara Kate Gillingham
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When my daughter started first grade, the talk coming from my little girl was more about lunches than what to wear on the first day. With my daughter, it’s never a sure thing if she’ll eat her whole lunch, but if there’s a piece of sweet and salty jerky nearby, she’s sure to mow it. So with school on the horizon and a London broil beckoning at the neighborhood butcher, all signs that week pointed to making a big batch of jerky.
Dominant Flavor Profile
The top dominant flavors are Roasted and Caramel, with notes of Unami
Roasted
28% Dominant
Caramel
25% Dominant
Unami
Supporting Note
Flavor Profile
Roasted
28%
Caramel
25%
Unami
17%
Nutty
16%
Spicy
11%
Vegetable
3%
Citrus
1%
Herbal
0%
Woody
0%
Dominant Flavor Profile
The top dominant flavors are Roasted and Caramel, with notes of Unami
Roasted
28% Dominant
Caramel
25% Dominant
Unami
Supporting Note
Flavor Profile
Roasted
28%
Caramel
25%
Unami
17%
Nutty
16%
Spicy
11%
Vegetable
3%
Citrus
1%
Herbal
0%
Woody
0%
Instructions
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Ingredients
Original recipe from:
thekitchn.comBase
flank steak
3 pounds
Note: or boneless, skinless turkey breast
Marinade
soy sauce
1⁄2 cup
sesame oil
1⁄4 cup
brown sugar
1⁄4 cup
chili-garlic paste
2 tablespoons
sesame seeds
2 tablespoons
pepper
2 teaspoons
ginger
1 1⁄2 teaspoons