Putting up meat
I canned meat for the first time in my life. I had heard of people doing it, but I had been too chicken to try it. So yesterday I invited my mom to come over and we tried it. It was not that hard, but it took me ALL afternoon and most of the evening.
Here is how I did it... and so can you. :-)
Cut your roast (I used a rump, chuck roast, and stew meat ) into 1 - 2 inch strips. Brown your beef roast in a pan. They do NOT have to be well done. Just browned. Pack in sterile, hot jars. Fill with jar with hot water and seasonings. I used Italian seasonings. Most people recommend beef broth. Prepare jars, lids, and rings. Place in pressure canner and process for 1 hr and 30 minutes at 10 pounds pressure.
I was able to can 11 jars. I want to try again and hopefully finish up my roasts. Not sure I want to try my ground beef yet. I use it for so many things and I am not sure that we would like the flavor of cooked to death beef.
Coming up next... more on carrots, eggplant, and avocados.
Here is how I did it... and so can you. :-)
Cut your roast (I used a rump, chuck roast, and stew meat ) into 1 - 2 inch strips. Brown your beef roast in a pan. They do NOT have to be well done. Just browned. Pack in sterile, hot jars. Fill with jar with hot water and seasonings. I used Italian seasonings. Most people recommend beef broth. Prepare jars, lids, and rings. Place in pressure canner and process for 1 hr and 30 minutes at 10 pounds pressure.
I was able to can 11 jars. I want to try again and hopefully finish up my roasts. Not sure I want to try my ground beef yet. I use it for so many things and I am not sure that we would like the flavor of cooked to death beef.
Coming up next... more on carrots, eggplant, and avocados.
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