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  • pr0wlunwoofP pr0wlunwoof

    We also put up greenbeans and some strawberry fig jam. Got enough butternut squash to make everyone tired of it . Also froze enough tomatoes to get us through.

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    lkrfletcher
    Sous Vide Canning PK100 Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Veteran
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    pr0wlunwoof I love butternut squash. I did some dilly fire beans this season too. I’ll have to post pictures later on.

    Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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    • YooperDogY YooperDog

      lkrfletcher you must of had a stash of lids and bands. About as easy to find as primers for reloading.

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      YooperDog yep I got a bunch. Stocked up a while ago.

      Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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      • pr0wlunwoofP pr0wlunwoof

        We also put up greenbeans and some strawberry fig jam. Got enough butternut squash to make everyone tired of it . Also froze enough tomatoes to get us through.

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        pr0wlunwoof awesowe
        Here are my fire beans. Great for bloody Mary’s
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        Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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        • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

          pr0wlunwoof I love butternut squash. I did some dilly fire beans this season too. I’ll have to post pictures later on.

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          lkrfletcher I mad 3 half pan casseroles and froze 2 of them. I like it pretty well. I have 5 5gallon buckets with sweet potatoes I grew from slips off a walmart potatoe. I hope they make. Been feeding them worm casting tea from my worm bin.

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          • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

            pr0wlunwoof awesowe
            Here are my fire beans. Great for bloody Mary’s
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            lkrfletcher I love a good bloody Mary. I usually use zing Zang as scratch takes half a pantry sometimes.

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            • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

              YooperDog yep I got a bunch. Stocked up a while ago.

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              lkrfletcher rare as hens teeth around here, but I have a small stash put aside. Just another item to add to the keep an eye open for.

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                I’m in a big city so not too hard to find. I haven’t needed to buy any for a while.

                Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                • pr0wlunwoofP pr0wlunwoof

                  lkrfletcher we did pickles for the first time this year. My cucumbers were gangbusters till the pickle worm found them. Fought those bastsrds for two months.

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                  pr0wlunwoof Way to beat the censors!

                  Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                  • pr0wlunwoofP pr0wlunwoof

                    We also put up greenbeans and some strawberry fig jam. Got enough butternut squash to make everyone tired of it . Also froze enough tomatoes to get us through.

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                    pr0wlunwoof If you’re interested, I have a butternut squash and shrimp soup that people go crazy over.

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                    • ChefC Chef

                      TexLaw here’s the pictures of the eggs I put up yesterday, only thing I changed is I did add a bit of beet juice, wife thought the color was pretty.
                      egg 1.jpeg egg 2.jpeg egg 3.jpeg

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                      Chef The gojuchang puts a little color on the eggs, sort of a pale yellow/orange. I look forward to seeing how the beet juice works out!

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                      • TexLawT TexLaw

                        Chef The gojuchang puts a little color on the eggs, sort of a pale yellow/orange. I look forward to seeing how the beet juice works out!

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                        TexLaw Between the turmeric and the gojuchang, they are taking on the pale yellow/orange color. I believe I didn’t add near enough beet just to alter the color nor taste.

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                        • ChefC Chef

                          calldoctoday I think most people in this community will do okay regardless of the situation. There is so much knowledge and experience with the people who are part of meatgistics. We’ll survive anything, even Armageddon.

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                          Chef Well, I stopped at two places on the way back from an inspection today just to see if all that was affecting us too. Well, apparently it is. Both places were completely & totally wiped out of canning goods & usually they look like no one ever wants anything to do with it, amazing. I talked to one of the guys at one place & he said he has been filling the shelves with canning goods every morning & they are wiped out by early morning, he has never seen anything like it before. I just did not imagine that many folks were into it like that. I just hope it does not turn out to be a lot of wasted effort & food somehow. I will be on assignment in North Carolina most of the rest of the week.

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                            Chef Well, I stopped at two places on the way back from an inspection today just to see if all that was affecting us too. Well, apparently it is. Both places were completely & totally wiped out of canning goods & usually they look like no one ever wants anything to do with it, amazing. I talked to one of the guys at one place & he said he has been filling the shelves with canning goods every morning & they are wiped out by early morning, he has never seen anything like it before. I just did not imagine that many folks were into it like that. I just hope it does not turn out to be a lot of wasted effort & food somehow. I will be on assignment in North Carolina most of the rest of the week.

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                            calldoctoday It’s not just canning supplies. Manual grinders are hard to get (at least a #32), well pumps, solar panels, pressure cookers… I think people are really concern about the future more than ever. I’m most certainly not a survivalist, but I know that I can exist for awhile. Depending on a few things in the future, I do have a list of things I will stock up on. Would be interesting for people in our community to suggest things we should have, just in case… Would love to see other’s thoughts.

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                              Wow, It is a good thing a lot of us here already have a good supply of a lot of those things. I wonder about pressure canner & grinder parts though, now that you mention some of this. We can hang around for quite a while & have been even more fiercely independent in the past than we are now & we are still pretty fierce. Well, I may have to go back to hunting & fishing on the property & still freezing drying, preserving, & canning. I am curious as to a lot of other folks thoughts too, not so much the normal day to day stuff, but really getting serious.

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                                calldoctoday It’s not just canning supplies. Manual grinders are hard to get (at least a #32), well pumps, solar panels, pressure cookers… I think people are really concern about the future more than ever. I’m most certainly not a survivalist, but I know that I can exist for awhile. Depending on a few things in the future, I do have a list of things I will stock up on. Would be interesting for people in our community to suggest things we should have, just in case… Would love to see other’s thoughts.

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                                Chef have you ever canned meat in jars ? I do it the way my grandmother did it with a water bath canner and if done properly it will give you the most tender meat i.e. stroganoff or can be used in many ways .

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                                  The tomatoes are rolling in…
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                                  Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                                  • craigriceC craigrice

                                    Chef have you ever canned meat in jars ? I do it the way my grandmother did it with a water bath canner and if done properly it will give you the most tender meat i.e. stroganoff or can be used in many ways .

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                                    craigrice do it all the time. Chicken breast, beef stew, roast beef, turkey, all in different forms, soups, just the meats, really never had a problem. Now I do meats at 15 Pounds for 75 minutes, but have kept them for years as an experiment. When ever meats go on sale, especially wholesale, I’ll can a case. Makes meal preparation very easy

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                                      People around me only stock up when they think danger is imminent. We have a months worth of food without trying. Hurrican on the way I just buy extra diapers and beer. I got some funny comments last year when I had a case of diapers and 2 cases of beer and nothing else.

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                                      • C calldoctoday

                                        Wow, It is a good thing a lot of us here already have a good supply of a lot of those things. I wonder about pressure canner & grinder parts though, now that you mention some of this. We can hang around for quite a while & have been even more fiercely independent in the past than we are now & we are still pretty fierce. Well, I may have to go back to hunting & fishing on the property & still freezing drying, preserving, & canning. I am curious as to a lot of other folks thoughts too, not so much the normal day to day stuff, but really getting serious.

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                                        calldoctoday I’m building a large dehydrator. Again, not trying to be paranoid, but just prepared. And I enjoy all these skill with foods. Very blessed to have a little land and storage to just have fun.

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                                        • pr0wlunwoofP pr0wlunwoof

                                          People around me only stock up when they think danger is imminent. We have a months worth of food without trying. Hurrican on the way I just buy extra diapers and beer. I got some funny comments last year when I had a case of diapers and 2 cases of beer and nothing else.

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                                          pr0wlunwoof beer and diapers. What else do you really need

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