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Mason Jar/ Dry canning. Dry canning your beef jerk in mason jars is a great way to preserve it for months at a time and is pretty easy on your wallet. Here's how to dry can your jerky: 1.
Lay your jerky slices out in a single layer with no overlap in your dehydrator. Set your dehydrator to 155 degrees. Dry at 155-degrees (this is typically the highest setting on a dehydrator with a heater unit) for 4-6 hours, until the jerky is fully dry and dark throughout and bends to a tear without beads of moisture.