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Topic: Lingcod jerky  (Read 1642 times)

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I did pretty well with the lings in the few days before the closure, the freezer was full and mom just bought me a food dehydrator so I made lingcod jerky! It was amazing, very tasty and easy to do. I sliced the fillets (3= 1 1/2 fish) very thin and poured just enough fish sauce, tamari and a few drops of liquid smoke over the fish to soak in without having to discard pooling liquid. I used all five trays of my Nesco dehydrator and set it to 160 F for 4 hours. This will be a new go-to for me especially with the new dehydrator.
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Looks great! Thanks for posting.
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Interesting. So what would you compare the taste too?
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very nice!

my gf did the same thing with the tuna/mahi mahi i caught a couple of months ago. It's pretty bomb especially if you add some sesame seeds in it  :smt003


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Interesting. So what would you compare the taste too?

A pleasant and mild flavor. Not at all fishy like you might think uncooked fish to have. The fish sauce and tamari gave it a not-to-salty, umami flavor. It was unlike beef jerky but I'd assume if you are a beef/venison jerky fan you'd like this stuff.


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Thas d-hydrater I have, cept urs newer.  Will give ling jerky whirl.  Tried Injun Can-D, loved it


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I've made a couple batches of ling jerky in my smoker and its the bomb. simple sugar/salt brine and smoke until dry and chewy.

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