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Smokeless Jerky


The Instant Pot Air Fryer and Dehydrator

 The wife asks to go but an air fryer a while ago.








Kim and I get talking which appliance we could get rid of to trade of space. 
We could decide between to instant pot devices.

Turns out you could get a lid or our device, it's still a bit different from the device link below.


Ours will dehydration of meat to make beef jerky.  We get stewing beef and go to town on our sauce.

We have made a few batches of it.  No pictures.  We ate it all.  Goes quick, takes about 3 hours with our recipes.

And a couple trays later we have Jerky.

Friends have told me similar machines with smokeless BBQ or radiant heat stuff like that.

We stuck with Instant Pot, which it's a Canadian appliance.  And they are leading the appliance for a company.  
We get ours and have been using it quite often for treats and meal for side dishes.  It's a great way to cook. Saves power and energy.

Winter we will do a rotisserie whole chicken instead of using the instant pot then broiling it after. Summer we are making home made Fry's with it.  And when we cheat premade Fry's from McCann's.

Those potato ads are all over the internet.

This device is highly recommend from out 🏠 use.  
Now I got a Crock-Pot slow cooker that I took out to the garage.  It's going to be used for my tobacco pasteurizing or fermentation of tobacco chew.

That's my idea of a purpose for a Crock-Pot.
Refurbishing the old devices for my organic chew.

The next thing I suppose.

Which I should contact that friend to see how the family is, hey I got the time.  And the conversation got short, yet many enjoyable chatted last time we worked together.

There's many times over I hear I used to talk to some one and it goes I wish we stayed in contact.

Better contact them, check how people are doing.

A Canadian company for Jerky.


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