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Seems the cost of retail meat is going to go through the roof. Any tips or tricks for canning meats? The book in the thumbnail is a very good resource for getting into canning. Seems like a good time to stock up on jars and lids.

Seems the cost of retail meat is going to go through the roof. Any tips or tricks for canning meats? The book in the thumbnail is a very good resource for getting into canning. Seems like a good time to stock up on jars and lids.

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You’re going to want to get yourself a pressure canner. You can try water bath canning, which is what people have been doing for centuries, but a pressure canner ensures the seal keeps out any risk of your food decomposing over time.

You can learn more about that here (morningchores.com).

Additionally, you’re going to want to learn as many ways as possible to preserve meat. While I prefer drying it out, canning meat is also a very great way to have your supplies stretch out over a year or more. This lady explains the process of canning meat (hooktube.com).

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Canning is great but there is a lot to learn. Sugar, fat, acid, salt, and fermentation all have different preserving effects and will need different skills to accomplish. Figure out what type of canning you plan on doing and then figure out what you will need to do it correctly or you will die.

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I already can, ferment, smoke, dehydrate, sous vide.. I just have not canned meat. I do want to get ahead of the game, I’ll be damned if I’m going to eat bugs 🐛

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Imma can me some bugs

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https://pic8.co/sh/zR8LO6.jpeg It’s the humanitarian thing to do