What's for dinner tonight ?

Chilly Fall Day Comfort Food - Moose Chili:

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Good thing about making big batches - four more dinners down the road!

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When you do this, do you just put in the jars hot from the pot and it seals from the residual heat or do you boil it again for a period of time once it's in the jars? If just in the jars from the hot pot, how long would you typically keep it? I do this for soups and stews etc and just hot from the pot. It seals as it cools and Ive used it weeks down the road but have been told that I'm asking for trouble. 40 years of doing it this way and I'm still kicking. Just curious how you do yours. Thanks
 
When you do this, do you just put in the jars hot from the pot and it seals from the residual heat or do you boil it again for a period of time once it's in the jars?

Warm jars, warm chili, pressure cook at 10 lbs for 90 minutes.
Will last a couple of years in our cold room.

You actually are playing Russian Roulette with the method described.

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They are progressing nicely. Couldn't help but taste a little piece. Wow very very nice beef flavor from this Costco AAA brisket. I will be getting them there again. My usual go to is Thrifties AAA Sterling Silver but this is one of the best tasting briskets to date so far and it isn't done yet so gonna get more tender still. Loving the new wireless thermometers too. So nice not having to open up the smoker to check on that part of it all. 467310994_1986305818537647_5005554868891276250_n.jpg

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So looking forward to being able to not have to keep checking on the internal Temps of the meats I'm cooking and just wait for the alarm on my phone as I tend to other tasks. Game changer I think. Still gotta baste, spritz etc but it's a nice peice of mind.
Considering that IT is the single most important aspect for meats ensuring that your gauge is accurate is critical and those are bang on in my experience
 
Powers been out for 72hrs, but I had a craving for French onion soup. Genny powers enough of the house to make due, but I had to improvise a little on the broiling part.

French onion soup brûlée!
 

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