The Kneeslider — Motorcycle News for Positive People. Horex Motorcycles Returns with New 1200cc VR6. Horex VR6 - 1200cc 15 degree V6 Horex, a very old German motorcycle manufacturer, is returning and introducing an all new motorcycle, the Horex VR6.
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How to Make Beef Jerky: 7 steps (with pictures) Edit Article Preparing the JerkyCooking and Storing the Jerky Edited by Lucas Halbert, Ben Rubenstein, [UCF] grego, Daz and 97 others For most of human history the only way to preserve meat was to dry it into jerky.
While new methods of meat preservation have now been developed (freezing, chemicals, and so on) many people still enjoy the flavor and convenience of jerky, which, in the U.S., is most commonly made from beef. Because moisture and fat must be removed from the meat, it can also be a healthy source of protein. Ad Steps Part 1 of 2: Preparing the Jerky 1Select a cut of meat. Part 2 of 2: Cooking and Storing the Jerky 1Dehydrate the meat. 4Place the fresh jerky somewhere dry to store. Tips Do not allow the jerky to become too dry or it will become hard and unpleasant.Try a soy sauce based marinade.
Warnings This is not commercial jerky and therefore does not contain preservatives.