To: knarf; metmom; Diana in Wisconsin; cherry; datura; Ellendra; MtnClimber; Pollard; ...
knarf :" What's the best way to can venison burger?
I canned 7 qts yesterday for the first time boiling/cook w/seasoning, drain fat and oil,
pack tight in qt jar with tsp of accent on top, pour hot water to 1" below top and pressure cook @ 15 lbs for 90 minutes."
Not knowing your location, or altitude I will defer to those who can knowingly advise you.
Most of my venison is vacuum sealed, then frozen; or immediately made into venison chili,.. or into jerky (family secret process).
I would open the question to those who are more familiar to the canning process..especially for venison
To: Tilted Irish Kilt
altitude =1200 ft = 15lbs for 90 minutes.
My first time canning meat
69 posted on
05/18/2023 7:25:30 AM PDT by
knarf
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To: Tilted Irish Kilt; knarf
I have not canned meat, yet...but I am going to learn just to be on the safe side.
We vacuum seal and freeze ours or make jerky, too.
The only meat I’ve been buying is chicken; we have enough of our own home-raised beef and all the wild game and fish Beau can hunt/fish and we’re getting pork now from the neighbor’s hog operation.
Of course, I’d NEVER pass up a SALE or a Manager’s Special. ;)
70 posted on
05/18/2023 7:48:30 AM PDT by
Diana in Wisconsin
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