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How To Preserve Meat | episode 150 - Survivalpunk

How To Preserve Meat | episode 150

How To Preserve Meat | episode 150

June 15, 2017June 15, 2017 James Burnette Podcast

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How To Preserve Meat | episode 150

How To Preserve Meat | episode 150

This week I talk all about How To Preserve Meat.

I talk about both what has been done throuHow To Preserve Meatout history and what is available now.

Topics

Meat Preservation
Salting
Smoking
Drying/ Dehydrating
Larding
Pressure Canning
Freezing
Pickling
Freeze-drying
Fermented
Salt Cured Pork
Jerky
Biltong
Pemmican

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One thought to “How To Preserve Meat | episode 150”

Joe says:
June 21, 2017 at 11:23 am
That’s a pretty good list of preservation techniques! It’s going to be an important skill for people to have in a post collapse environment.

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