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    Talk me into canning venison!!!

    I hear canned venison is "The only way to go!"
    I'm the biggest procrastinator. I have been-
    -Talking about canning for 4 years.....
    -Owned a nice pressure canner since last
    year for Christmas....
    -Own several cases Jars.....
    -Harvested plenty of deer.....
    -Freezer full of meat......
    .......and for some reason can't make the jump.
    Please share your canning experience with me to give me that swift kick I need to get over this hump.

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    Never heard of it.............until I met my wife from Pennsylvania. Love love love it! I cube it up and she cans it. Great for a quick meal; great shelf life; ready to eat straight off the shelf; great in stews, chili, BBQ on a bun, over rice or noodles, etc. We can every year.

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      #3
      Lots of work, but when the job is done, you have some fine eating!!!

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        #4
        I can my own venison stock with my pressure cooker, but haven't had a chance to can meat yet.

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          #5
          By the way venison stock make some great black eyed peas!

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            #6
            We have a truck driver that comes in from Alabama pretty regularly. He was the first person I ever hear of that canned meat like that. Just doesn't sound right. I was talking to my wife about it on Christmas.

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              #7
              My uncle cans it all the time and it is great.

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                #8
                Talk me into canning venison!!!

                Originally posted by krisw View Post
                We have a truck driver that comes in from Alabama pretty regularly. He was the first person I ever hear of that canned meat like that. Just doesn't sound right. I was talking to my wife about it on Christmas.

                YouTube it and it will surprise you how easy it looks and how good "They" say it turns out.
                Last edited by Backwoods101; 12-30-2014, 06:37 PM.

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                  #9
                  It is a great way tondo the tough meat from the front shoulder. I cubed it up and battered it just like I would to fry. Stuff it in a jar with a spoon full of lard on top. Just put it in a pan and add some milk and you have smothered steak in minutes.

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                    #10
                    I had a Canadian serve me some canned moose, I could not believe how tasty it was, pretty much an instant meal.

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                      #11
                      How do you do this? Interested. What all is involved?

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                        #12
                        I am pressure canning wild hog and whitetail as I type...... Done at 2130 !!!!!!
                        Best taco and omelette meat ever!!!!!!

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                          #13
                          How long does it last after canning?

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                            #14
                            A year

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by downtown44 View Post
                              Lots of work, but when the job is done, you have some fine eating!!!

                              Actually it's simple..... The fun part is experimenting with adding veggies, spices, soy, etc

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