Cook ingredients that you are used to cooking by other techniques, such as fish, chicken, or hamburgers. In other words be comfortable with the ingredients you are using.
--Bobby Flay
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Sometimes there's this nagging little feeling that something is not
quite right. In February of 2020, I
was in high gear canning, dehydrating and prepping. February is my normal month for canning meats, stocks, soups and
dry beans. While I don't can a lot of meats or soups, it's nice to have a few jars on hand as convenience foods.
I made a large batch (16 qt) of venison chili. Part was for a couple of dinners, part was froze and the remainder canned (4 x 500 ml). That's the perfect size for chili cheese fries for two! At the same time, I had the slowcooker going with a small batch of pulled pork for sandwiches and canning. Both meats were pressure canned in the same load rather than run the canner twice. This is possible when canning like products in the same size jar so processing times are the same.
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