How to make it

  • boil your quart jars, lids and rings. keep hot while you cut up the deer meat into about 2 inch pieces.
  • in another large pot, pour the broth and keep hot but not boiling.
  • in yet another large pot, bring the meat just to a boil in water. Rinse off the "suds" to avoid solids settling in the bottom of the jars.
  • remove the jars and in them place a clove of garlic, 1 tsp salt, 1 tsp pepper , 1/2 tsp red pepper (optional)and a boullion cube.
  • pack your jars tightly with the meat, then cover with the broth leaving a 1/4 inch head space.
  • wipe the jar rims, place the lids and rings, tighten securely.
  • in a pressure cooker, cook for 1 hour and 10 minutes at 12 pounds of pressure.
  • let cool slowly.

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  • labcat71 14 years ago
    yes lovebreezy. and it tastes just like a tender roast beef to me.
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  • lovebreezy 14 years ago
    Great idea, does this end up completly cooking the meat in the jars making it ready to eat?
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  • labcat71 14 years ago
    hi mrscoach. thanks for the comment and also, i'm not so sure about using canners on the newer cooktop stoves. another idea is to can outdoors with a propane cooker.
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    " It was excellent "
    mrscoach ate it and said...
    I started canning last year after losing so much food during a power outage. I really like seeing my work so nicely displayed in the pantry! Also helps having "fast food" at home...Great post! Hope others try it.
    FYI for new canners: the processing time and pressure needed depends on your altitude. Look it up to be sure; it's all online.
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