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You said beef? Never heard of a wet brine for beef(maybe a marinade) Might wanna try a dry rub overnight for a bigger side of red meat. Brine is for fish or poultry.
I was worried about 1.5 cups so I only put 1 cup in. I don't know if pickling salt is different than regular old table salt but the end result was not salty at all. I really was worried about it. I got that recipe off of the food network.com website. Actually someone here posted it and I used it from there. I was surprised at how non-salty it was.
Oh, gotcha. Didn't realize you were doing jerky.
Hey...Mine is 1 cup water, 2 cups soy, 1 cup wine (your choice) and 2 cups brown sugar. brine over night and (the more you brine it the more the salmon absorbs the salt. rinse. let stand in the fridge for another 12 hours till the salmon gets a sheen. Cook on smoker no greater than 140 deg till almost done 6 - 12 hours. last 2 hoursbefore it is done... brush on honey.
This weeks batch of jerky came out a bit chewy. Not sure why.