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Shelby

Shelby

On 9/16/2017 at 2:56 PM, ChocoMom said:

 

The taco meat is easy.  Brown the ground beef, though it doesn't have to be entirely done.  For every pound of ground beef, add in a scant 5 TBS of taco seasoning.  Pack the ground beef in the pints, use the leftover beef juices to fill the jar with a 1" headspace.  Its going to be salty, but you can always drain and rinse a bit before using.  

You'd have to pressure can pints for 75 minutes, at 10 pounds.  I double stacked them in the pressure canner, and did 14 all at once. =) 

This question keeps haunting me and no matter how or what I google I can't find the answer.  I am at 1,390 feet....do I use 15 lbs?  Other people that I read about in Kansas use 10 lbs.

 

Edited to add that I used 15 lbs to be safe.   

Shelby

Shelby

On 9/16/2017 at 2:56 PM, ChocoMom said:

 

The taco meat is easy.  Brown the ground beef, though it doesn't have to be entirely done.  For every pound of ground beef, add in a scant 5 TBS of taco seasoning.  Pack the ground beef in the pints, use the leftover beef juices to fill the jar with a 1" headspace.  Its going to be salty, but you can always drain and rinse a bit before using.  

You'd have to pressure can pints for 75 minutes, at 10 pounds.  I double stacked them in the pressure canner, and did 14 all at once. =) 

This question keeps haunting me and no matter how or what I google I can't find the answer.  I am at 1,390 feet....do I use 15 lbs?  Other people that I read about in Kansas use 10 lbs.

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