Jerky can be made from Goosemeat and
is a great way to enjoy your Honkers.

We
find making Jerky
is a great way to use up them Honkers!!
The
following directions may be used for any type of ground meat including ground
hamburger from the local market. The leaner the better of course and the lean
meat from Geese and Venison is an excellent choice.
I
clean the Geese by removing the Breast meat and also I take out the thigh/legs
if not shot up too bad. This makes the meat lean and leaves the grease and the
mess with the skin. The following directions are using Spice'n
Slice Jerky Mix.

Grind up the boned Goose meat. This is
so much easier than tying to cut even strips of meat, especially when using
the legs and there is no scraps to throw away.

I find the Jerky seasoning mix sometimes
has some lumps in it from settling and packing during storage.

Using my meat pusher from the mixer and
break up the lumps and blend the two packets together before adding to
the ground meat mixture.

Stir the meat and jerky mix together.
You can stir it up in a mixer or by hand in a bowl until well blended. I
sometimes add a little extra Garlic powder, or pepper to taste.

Lay down two Yardsticks or rulers. Place
a piece of plastic bag or waxed paper on the sticks. Place a teaspoon
size drop of mixture on the plastic and lay another sheet on top.

With a rolling pin, roll the meat
mixture out between the plastic. With the yardsticks on each side you
will get uniformly even strips.
Simply dry in a dehydrator or in your
home oven. If in your oven it takes about 5 hours at 140 degrees F.
Perfect jerky every time. Store in your refrigerator or freezer.
(Although the jerky is dry and does not need refrigeration, it is still
subject to molding on the outside if kept at room temperature for too
long.)