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First try at Sauerkraut.
Fail!
I must have made a mistake and added way to much salt!
Good crunch, way to salty, no kraut taste.
Oh well... If at first you don't succeed...
Don't be intimated! Start with canned pickles and jump right in and pressure can some Chili or something!
Hardest part of pressure canning was learning how your burner and your pressure canner get along, such as min temp to maintain pressure... Do a practice run with canned water until you dial...
Found her under a bush in my backyard 5 years ago. I already had a cat. Didn't need another.
Spent about a week trying to find a home for her before I gave in.
Rainy and cool for the next few days, so any yard work is a no-go.
Instead, I will pressure can some beef and chicken. More pints again.
My stockpile is growing.
Haven't canned pork yet, but next time I see pork loin on sale I'll grab it.
What do you pressure canners make with your canned pork?
Couldn't see much because of the clouds.
It did get dark and the temperature dropped.
Birds kept chirping, the opposite of what many said would happen.
Did hear a lone coyote howl though.
Nope! TQ was the first cure I was introduced to by my Army friend from North Dakota.
I use TQ, #1 and #2. Even have a couple of pounds of Salt Petre. Haven't tried that though.
TQ is versatile but often seen as being not a real cure.
I use TQ mostly in dry rubs for Bacon, Canadian Bacon, pork...
Yes. Not too salty at all. I added to much Montreal Seasoning which added salt back. Still very good.
Made good rueben!
Nothing picture worthy but will definitely make again.