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Smoked beef sticks with a step-by-step low-and-slow smoking process — if you're into grilling culture, this one will get you fired up 🍖
- Protein-rich ingredients
- Good for making ahead
- Everyday ingredients
For the restaurant menu
The process is mapped out clearly — pellicle formation, gradual heat bumps, and a final tallow brush for gloss. Could work as a bar snack or a smoky opening bite on a tasting menu 🍽️
With everyday ingredients 😋
Ground beef, brisket, cheddar, cream cheese, and jalapeños — all stuff you can grab at a regular grocery store or butcher 😋 Nothing exotic, just solid ingredients put together well.
On training days 💪
Ground beef and brisket together — a hefty source of protein packed into a snack you can make ahead 💪 Looks like a solid option to have on hand after a training session.
Texas Twinkie Smoked Beef Sticks Recipe (In Description)
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American-style smoked beef sticks with gradual heat application and carefully controlled temperature progression. The combination of cheddar, cream cheese, and jalapeños shows product-development thinking around both visual appeal and flavor. Detailed guidance on smoking temperature management and pellicle formation makes it highly reproducible in outdoor/grill-focused markets.
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Recipe: Servings: 6 people Prep: 1 hour Cook: 5 hours Ingredients: Beef 3 lbs 90/10 ground beef 2 lbs Finely Chopped Brisket 10 oz cheddar cheese, small cubes 2 blocks Cream Cheese, semi-frozen 3-4 fresh jalapeños, finely diced ⅓ cup Cowboy Butter Rub Binder & Cure 1 tsp Prague Powder #1 1 cup ice water Instructions Combine ground beef, brisket, seasoning, cure, and binder. Add ice water slowly while mixing. Mix aggressively until the meat becomes tacky/sticky. Fold in the cheese, cream cheese & jalapeños at the end until well incorporated. Load the meat into a jerky gun. Grease some wire cooking racks and press out long ropes of the beef sticks with spacing between. Make sure to go slow and steady to not create breakage. Add to your smoker at 130F for one hour to dry the outside and create a pellicle. Bump up the heat 10F every hour until the smoker gets to 170F. Let cook until the beef sticks are at least 150F internal. Cooking should take about 5-6 hours total. (Optional) In the last hour, brush with beef tallow to get some extra flavor and shine if you like. Once done, pull off and place in the fridge to cool for at least 2 hours. Serve and enjoy!
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