Ordered my pressure canner

[Admin]

Finally got off me arss and ordered my pressure canner today. Got the 30 quart model that holds 14 quart jars. That oughtta do up some wild turkey meat alright

www.pressurecooker-outlet.com/930.htm

[bigpat]

That looks like a nice unit. Can I borrow it?

[Nutso]

geeze...don't go off half a** or anything.......can I borrow it when bigpat is done???

[rustytrap]

boy you got a nice one let me know how the turkey canning goes

[badger]

Jc, being that this purchase is aimed at being self reliant, I don't see the price as being too high. I've lived by "you get what you pay for"

I'll be looking forward to sampling some canned turkey!

[Admin]

Yessir, I thought that was a dandy myself. I really didn't want to be restrcted to do just a few quarts at a time. If I had enough cake I would have ordered a smaller one too so that I had one convienient for occasional small batches. If I end up living off grid like I'd like to, I will be canning a lot more stuff rather than freezing it. I'll have canned chicken, chicken with rice, chicken with gravy, chicken gumbo... you know what I'm talking about

[bluedog]

Looks like a great one that will take care of the turkey and should be more tender.

[cleosdad]

Our's is the standard 7 quart, no bother unless we are doing venison. Are you going to loan it out to people this fall, Rocco or Mingo might need it for a moose , Steve

[Admin]

See I buy a new canner and the turkeys come flocking to my door

[bigpat]

:)I'll bet you were tempted to try that canner out on the two on the far right, weren't you?

[Admin]

Actually Pat, there were a few really decent toms in there but I don't have my canner yet. I just ordered it

[blazor]

, what do you have for a stove, gas or ele? also i hope its a stronge one. or you could do as i've done, use the turkey cooker on the back porch. I know our ceramic top ele. just about handles the 915.

[hillbilly]

yikes, 14 quarts, ive taken a bath in smaller tubs than that!

HB

[Admin]

Got the canner today ;D This really appears to be a quality product made from very heavy gauge stock. I'll keep ya posted on our success. The dog approves anyway:-/

[bigpat]

Sweet! You'll never regret buying a good quality tool.

[badger]

We gotta make some bait in that thing!

[bigpat]

Mar 31, 2008 20:06:35 GMT -5 badger said:

We gotta make some bait in that thing!

I just saw a recipe that involved rendering down skunk carcasses for 2 years.

[blueduck]

JC ... You done good. I have two All American canners and you can't beat them. I started with the other kind that uses gaskets. These are way better.