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    #16
    Originally posted by MetalMan2004 View Post
    Didn’t find the wavy I, but I did pick up some tallow today. There was duck fat right next to it so I figured why not and I grabbed some of that too. I’m sure I can make something good with it.
    Roasted duck fat potatoes are the best potatoes. Just saying!

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      #17
      Subbing game roast for chuck roast

      Collagen > Fat in this situation in terms of texture (dryness). Fat will add another layer to the overall flavor but is not necessary.

      If you have a large pressure canner and are throwing away your venison bones you are doing yourself a disservice.




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        #18
        Make sure the roast is submerged in the broth water. Sometimes that means a tall skinny crock versus a big shallow crock. The tall skinny takes less fluid to submerge the meat. Any roast not submerged ends up dry. Game being super lean makes the dryness worse.

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          #19
          Originally posted by Ætheling View Post
          Collagen > Fat in this situation in terms of texture (dryness). Fat will add another layer to the overall flavor but is not necessary.

          If you have a large pressure canner and are throwing away your venison bones you are doing yourself a disservice.




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          I’ve been looking for a deal on an all American for a long time. Might have to buy the bullet and pay full price on one. I’m tired of waiting, there’s too much good stuff to cook and can.

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            #20
            Originally posted by zztex View Post



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            Smart a**.

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              #21
              Not that you all needed confirmation that you were correct, but I finally got around to giving it a go and it turned out great.

              This is the recipe I’ve done several times with beef:



              The only changes I made were extra broth to cover the meat since it was about 6 lbs and I added a jar (about 2c) of tallow. Not sure if I needed that much tallow or not but man after 5 hrs that meat fell apart just looking at it.

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