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- July 6, 2008 at 11:09 pm #259672
Can you tell me how you can meat in a pressure cooker? We have a very small pressure cooker. We wouldn’t be able to get more than a few jars in there at a time.
I’m not sure it’s the right kind. We don’t have a guage on it.
Suzi
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From: Pj
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Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2008 8:03 PM
Subject: Re: Budget101.com : the cost of homemade laundry detergentThere have been times when I saved lots of grocery money with coupons. I used to belong to CouponSense, which I really liked. However, I live in a small town with two grocery stores, and it seems to me that they sorta “caught on” and I wasn’t getting the free stuff that I used to. I’ve since not renewed my subscription or my newspaper because I just can’t justify the extra expenses.
My example for “big bulk” – in May I bought 80# of boneless, skinless chicken breast at the restaurant supply for .84 cents per pound. I canned about 25 jars (quarts and pints in the pressure canner). I freeze lots of food in meal portions.
I try not to use the oven too much in the summertime, but I’m sure I still use it several times per week.
hthPj
Insane Mom to J, J, N, L, B, H, N, N, N, B, B, K, K, T, S, R
ages 29y – 14mo (but only 10+ kids at home now)
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