Easy Beef Jerky Made In The Oven!
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This is the greatest video on beef jerky ever made. Store-bought beef jerky costs $7 for a small container or $17-$20 for a regular one, full of wheat, soy, sugar, brown sugar, and junk. Learn to make super clean beef jerky at home without fancy gadgets like food dehydrators or smokers—everyone has an oven and access to inexpensive cuts of meat. Use three different cuts: demonstrate with top sirloin here; see rump roast and pork loin in playlist videos. Costs a fraction of store-bought garbage full of sugar and crappy ingredients.
Use baking sheets with racks (cooling racks or from dehydrator). Alternative: skewer meat and hang from oven rack with baking sheet below to catch drippings.
Good cuts: what's on sale, like rump roast, top round, pork loin—cheaper cuts. Freeze meat for 30 minutes to firm up for easier slicing. Use a sharp knife. Starting with top sirloin—perfect shape. For small leftover pieces, cook and eat them.
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