Making America's Most Ancient Food For The First Time

The natives all throughout North and South America dried meat from animals. It is there that the original name jerky was born. Cowboys and pioneers ate jerky and today it has become a very popular snack. I tried to make homemade beef jerky for the first time today and it was both a success and failure at the same time. Watch my family react to it...

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