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  • ND MikeN ND Mike

    YooperDog it is a lot of work! The whole time I’m doing it I just think how good the jelly is on toast!!!

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    ND Mike

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    • GWG8541G GWG8541

      ND Mike good to know. Note to self, don’t chew chokecherries.

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      GWG8541 chokecherry

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      • R RON PARRISH

        craigrice IMG_0990.jpg
        Finished the horse radish last night and shed many tears. Well worth it though!

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        RON PARRISH Chemical warfare at its best!!! Well done

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          Sour dough pancakes with chokecherry jelly takes me back to a tough but happy childhood

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          • R RON PARRISH

            craigrice IMG_0990.jpg
            Finished the horse radish last night and shed many tears. Well worth it though!

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            Regular Contributors Cast Iron Sous Vide Canning Team Blue Power User Military Veterans
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            RON PARRISH can you share your canning method on that. Im getting ready to harvest some

            “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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            • GWG8541G GWG8541

              RON PARRISH can you share your canning method on that. Im getting ready to harvest some

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              GWG8541 I have used a few different ways but the way I do it now I like the best. I cut the roots in to chunks after peeling and put them in a blender. I then run blender to get roots chopped up and then shut it off and let it sit for about 5 minutes to let chemical reaction happen. I then ad vinegar to it and blend to consistancy that you like. I like mine fairly thick so I don’t add any more than needed. I only make it in small batches so it doesn’t lose it’s heat before I use it

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              • R RON PARRISH

                GWG8541 I have used a few different ways but the way I do it now I like the best. I cut the roots in to chunks after peeling and put them in a blender. I then run blender to get roots chopped up and then shut it off and let it sit for about 5 minutes to let chemical reaction happen. I then ad vinegar to it and blend to consistancy that you like. I like mine fairly thick so I don’t add any more than needed. I only make it in small batches so it doesn’t lose it’s heat before I use it

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                RON PARRISH thanks!

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                • R RON PARRISH

                  craigrice IMG_0990.jpg
                  Finished the horse radish last night and shed many tears. Well worth it though!

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                  RON PARRISH That’s great looking horseradish. I’ve been told the longer you let it set after grinding and before b adding vinegar, the hotter it gets. I only have one half pint left. Probably better get some done.

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                  • sixpointS sixpoint

                    Sour dough pancakes with chokecherry jelly takes me back to a tough but happy childhood

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                    sixpoint I make chokecherry jam also

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                    • wdalyW wdaly

                      RON PARRISH That’s great looking horseradish. I’ve been told the longer you let it set after grinding and before b adding vinegar, the hotter it gets. I only have one half pint left. Probably better get some done.

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                      wdaly That is true. Its a chemical reaction goin on. If you don’t like it as hot you can add vinegar sooner

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                      • R RON PARRISH

                        wdaly That is true. Its a chemical reaction goin on. If you don’t like it as hot you can add vinegar sooner

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                        RON PARRISH do you ever add sugar to it? I’ve heard that makes it hotter too?

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                        • ND MikeN ND Mike

                          RON PARRISH do you ever add sugar to it? I’ve heard that makes it hotter too?

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                          ND Mike I have never tried that.

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                            I’m not much of a gardener. but I have grown jalapenos on my deck to red and smoked with mesquite until dry for chipotle powder.

                            I like to cold pack pressure can beef. Absolutely delicious, like left over pot roast anytime you want. My favorite thing to make with this is beef and gravy over biscuits. Beef and noodles are good too.

                            Canned beef.jpg

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                            • marzig20M marzig20

                              I’m not much of a gardener. but I have grown jalapenos on my deck to red and smoked with mesquite until dry for chipotle powder.

                              I like to cold pack pressure can beef. Absolutely delicious, like left over pot roast anytime you want. My favorite thing to make with this is beef and gravy over biscuits. Beef and noodles are good too.

                              Canned beef.jpg

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                              marzig20 You may have to share that process. Wanna put it in the User Recipe section???

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                              • sixpointS sixpoint

                                Sour dough pancakes with chokecherry jelly takes me back to a tough but happy childhood

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                                sixpoint We had homemade chokecherry syrup, now my sister in law gives me a jar every year for Christmas.

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                                • marzig20M marzig20

                                  I’m not much of a gardener. but I have grown jalapenos on my deck to red and smoked with mesquite until dry for chipotle powder.

                                  I like to cold pack pressure can beef. Absolutely delicious, like left over pot roast anytime you want. My favorite thing to make with this is beef and gravy over biscuits. Beef and noodles are good too.

                                  Canned beef.jpg

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                                  marzig20 The beef looks great. I also can meat (beef and chicken). There’s a Ball recipe for beef in red wine sauce that is exceptional.

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                                  • wdalyW wdaly

                                    marzig20 The beef looks great. I also can meat (beef and chicken). There’s a Ball recipe for beef in red wine sauce that is exceptional.

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                                    wdaly I’ve never canned chicken, sounds good. I think any meat can be canned. Do you cold or hot pack.

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                                    • marzig20M marzig20

                                      I’m not much of a gardener. but I have grown jalapenos on my deck to red and smoked with mesquite until dry for chipotle powder.

                                      I like to cold pack pressure can beef. Absolutely delicious, like left over pot roast anytime you want. My favorite thing to make with this is beef and gravy over biscuits. Beef and noodles are good too.

                                      Canned beef.jpg

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                                      marzig20 that sounds great I have to try that with some venison.

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                                      • marzig20M marzig20

                                        wdaly I’ve never canned chicken, sounds good. I think any meat can be canned. Do you cold or hot pack.

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                                        marzig20 I honestly don’t know the difference between hot or cold packing. I’ll ask my wife how she cans our chicken 🐔.

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                                        • cdavisC cdavis

                                          marzig20 I honestly don’t know the difference between hot or cold packing. I’ll ask my wife how she cans our chicken 🐔.

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                                          cdavis cold pack means to just cut the meat and can. Hot is to precook and add broth before canning. I’ve never hot canned.

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