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Waltons #12 Meat Grinder

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    sidpost
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    Wow! I guess that is a much tougher grind than meat.

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      Wow! I guess that is a much tougher grind than meat.

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      Fat_Bob
      Team Blue Canning
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      sidpost It’s like putting a 2x2 in your grinder. It very dry and extremely fibrous stuff. It packs in the auger like you wouldn’t believe and I even drip water in while running it.

      It’s all about the duck fat.

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        Mcjagger
        Team Grey Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt PK100
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        I wonder if you would care to share your horseradish recipe…I made some last year in my food processor, never thought to use a grinder.

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        • McjaggerM Mcjagger

          I wonder if you would care to share your horseradish recipe…I made some last year in my food processor, never thought to use a grinder.

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          Fat_Bob
          Team Blue Canning
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          Mcjagger Nothing to it. Grind the root into a bowl, pack it into 1/2 pint jars leaving 1/2 to 3/4 headspace. Ad 1/4 tsp. canning salt if you want. Pour White Vinegar over to the top. Wait a couple minutes and top it off again. Keep it in the refrigerator. Do Not process it in hot water bath or pressure can. It will seal but looses all it’s flavor.

          I’ve kept it for up to two years like this. That much vinegar nothing can live there not to mention the sulfuric acid in that stuff! LOL

          edit: Let it set for a couple weeks before opening. If it starts to dry out just pour more vinegar in it.

          It’s all about the duck fat.

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          • Fat_BobF Fat_Bob

            Mcjagger Nothing to it. Grind the root into a bowl, pack it into 1/2 pint jars leaving 1/2 to 3/4 headspace. Ad 1/4 tsp. canning salt if you want. Pour White Vinegar over to the top. Wait a couple minutes and top it off again. Keep it in the refrigerator. Do Not process it in hot water bath or pressure can. It will seal but looses all it’s flavor.

            I’ve kept it for up to two years like this. That much vinegar nothing can live there not to mention the sulfuric acid in that stuff! LOL

            edit: Let it set for a couple weeks before opening. If it starts to dry out just pour more vinegar in it.

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            YooperDog
            Team Orange Masterbuilt Big Green Egg Dry Cured Sausage Sous Vide Canning Power User
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            #7

            Fat_Bob very similar to mine, beats store bought stuff. I have seen one addition, mustard oil. I knew of an old farmer who made the stuff and he added some to his batch and it would clear out your head cold with less than just a tsp. Never tried it myself or looked for the stuff.

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              Team Blue Canning
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              YooperDog That’s interesting. I just planted new stuff so it will be a couple years before I get to try it. I have 7 pints now so that should last me…but it’s taking up room in the beer fridge. Eek!

              It’s all about the duck fat.

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              • Fat_BobF Fat_Bob

                YooperDog That’s interesting. I just planted new stuff so it will be a couple years before I get to try it. I have 7 pints now so that should last me…but it’s taking up room in the beer fridge. Eek!

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                YooperDog
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                Fat_Bob sounds like you need a bigger beer fridge. It is Christmas season, the season of miracles

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                  Fat_Bob
                  Team Blue Canning
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                  You wouldn’t believe my beer fridge. 1954 Philco and works like a charm! (all steel) Beat up pretty good but runs like a clock. Guy that gave it to me was going to make a smoker out of it! We had an insurance adjuster here after a hail storm a few years ago that saw it and offered me ANY refrigerator I wanted. Told him to go home. lol

                  It’s all about the duck fat.

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                  • Fat_BobF Fat_Bob

                    You wouldn’t believe my beer fridge. 1954 Philco and works like a charm! (all steel) Beat up pretty good but runs like a clock. Guy that gave it to me was going to make a smoker out of it! We had an insurance adjuster here after a hail storm a few years ago that saw it and offered me ANY refrigerator I wanted. Told him to go home. lol

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                    Canning Dry Cured Sausage Primo Grills Team Blue Sous Vide Power User Cast Iron
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                    Fat_Bob Send us a picture

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                      Fat_Bob Send us a picture

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                      Fat_Bob
                      Team Blue Canning
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                      Chef I’ll try and get to it today…sometime. The silly season has me running in circles right now.

                      It’s all about the duck fat.

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                      • Fat_BobF Fat_Bob

                        Chef I’ll try and get to it today…sometime. The silly season has me running in circles right now.

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                        Team Orange Masterbuilt Big Green Egg Dry Cured Sausage Sous Vide Canning Power User
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                        Fat_Bob I remember the Phylco brand. Many of those older products were built to survive the apocalypse.

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