Smoked beef jerky

Find out all the tips, tricks and recipes you need for how to make beef jerky in a smoker. Make delicious beef jerky in your backyard!

This easy Traeger smoked beef jerky is much more economical than store-bought jerky, and tastes much better too.

With just a few simple ingredients, you can make something really awesome. Southern Food Junkie has come up with a fantastic marinade for smoked beef jerky that adds a special touch to the usual recipes. Smoking it gives the jerky an incredible flavor that you won't be able to resist. It's a healthy and high-protein snack, what's not to like? Give this marinade recipe a try today, I bet you'll love it!

Whether you prepare your jerky in a smoker, dehydrator, or even your oven, this homemade beef jerky marinade will make a world of difference.

Pellet smokers are extremely versatile, and their low temperature settings and constant airflow allow them to function just like dehydrators. That means they are perfect for jerky…

Making beef jerky on an electric smoker allows you to introduce smoke via wood chips - something you can only achieve in a dehydrator with liquid smoke.

Tender beef strips soaked in a sweet and tangy homemade marinade, this Teriyaki Beef Jerky is sure to become a staple snack in your pantry.

Want to make some tasty snacks? You have to try this Pit Boss beef jerky. In no time at all, you'll have a cost-effective and healthy alternative to store-bought jerky that will be a hit with all your jerky munching friends!

Tender flank steak is marinated in a homemade garlic teriyaki sauce before getting smoked on your pellet grill for our Teriyaki Beef Jerky!

Learn how to make bacon jerky in a dehydrator with this simple step-by-step guide. Plus, get great tips to ensure it's delicious!