[hoyt em all]

i have been using this for years (Hi mountain)only problem i have is that you measure the cure/salt with a tablespoon or teaspoon and not by weight. weight is much more precise. this is especially true with there cure as they call it ,since it does compact unlike kosher or pickling salt. there salt contains nitride. i called the 1-800 number they give for help, to ask if they have a weight instead of a measurement. i was told that their product will not compact. their instructions even say do not compact !!!. anyway i did a test (not sure what took me so long) and using my arrow scale i found their was over a 100 grain diff. between compact and loose . i found that 170 grains = 1 TBS was just right for me . 3 TSP =1TBS. so no more to salty the most common or not salty enough. hope this help someone out

 

[Baldy locks]

Thank you

 

[ospreydog7561]

I just made some jerky with last week with Hi mountain it was really good.


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[j.d.m.]

I always use the hi mountain, and I don't remember having too salty or not enough salty. I do, however, like to use more seasoning then recipe calls for.

 

[bbizzell1]

Hi Mountain has always been my go to.

 

[BowKil]

I use it just a the directions say (hickory flavor), but also add garlic powder, onion powder, cayenne pepper, and crushed black peppercorn to the mix. Freaking awesome jerky!

 

[hoyt em all]

I use it just a the directions say (hickory flavor), but also add garlic powder, onion powder, cayenne pepper, and crushed black peppercorn to the mix. Freaking awesome jerky!

yah, i have been using it for years with excellent results . i use original (2 parts) and hickory (one part) and use the amount of spice given in directions for ground meat for my jerky. salt part is the same from whole meat to ground meat but the spice amount is different ,( more spice for ground meat) the only problem i had was the salt, sense it can compact or be loose . i made batch #2 using the 170 gr = 1 TBS, perfect again for my palette.i am my own worst critic

 

[barrettm95]

I have been using the high mountain and it has turned out great. Its like anything though, you need to get a feel for what you like and how much to use.

 

[chuckhanisch]

I use the high mountain and have had good results. I usually go a little heavy on the cure and the seasoning.

 

[Grizz77]

I never liked the tast with the cure in it. I use there mix without cure and freeze it or keep in frig. Is this a bad thing???