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Original Role of US Federal Government
Interesting thoughts: original role of federal government - United States
Having experienced mistreatment at the hands of the British government, writers of the United States Constitution were careful to limit the powers of government and protect the rights of individuals. The primary purpose of federal government was to:
1. Defend the shores
2. Establish a system of currency
3. Deliver the mail
4. Protect individual.....
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How to Field Dress a DeerGetting one back so you can use your meat grinder, sausage stuffer, jerky equipment and meat packaging supplies is not as hard as you think!
Article Courtesy of Missouri Department of Conservation.
A deer down is not necessarily a deer dead, so reload and watch the deer from a short distance. If you do not detect movement for a few.....
By: Missouri Department of Conservation
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The Versitile Vacuum SealerVacuum sealers are fantastic for preserving your meats and veggies for freezing. They remove the air that surrounds the food, which will eliminate freezer burn for a greatly extended time. Have you noticed that in regular plastic freezer bags how quickly ice crystals will form in the bag and on the surface of the food? The air which is in.....
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Prepare / Butcher VenisonVenison is a healthy and delicious meat choice, but the road to a tasty meal requires care in the processing and preparation. If you’ve had gamy tasting venison before, chances are the offensive taste was obtained through processing or cooking. The meat’s quality is a result of the deer’s age, sex and diet. Older deer have.....
By: Missouri Department of Conservation
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Meat Processing TipsGrinder Tips
- Use LEM's Ground Meat Packaging Systems in conjuction with your LEM Grinder for efficient freezer storage of your game. LEM Grinders are commercial-grade. They can grind between 160 lbs/hr (#5 Unit) and 360 lbs/hr (#12 Unit). A word about Wattage: Wattage is relatively meaningless when comparing grinding capacity. Torque;a product of the gearing and the.....
By: LEM
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Food Safety of JerkyWhen raw meat or poultry is dehydrated at home — either in a warm oven or a food dehydrator — to make jerky which will be stored on the shelf, pathogenic bacteria are likely to survive the dry heat of a warm oven and especially the 130 to 140 °F of a food dehydrator. Included here is the scientific background.....
By: USDA
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About Grinding for Sausage(we had to paraphrase some of this absolutely excellent article, so it's not word for word)
Just a few pointers:
1) Meat cuts better in the grinder when it is cold (nearly frozen). A gallon sized freezer bag will take approximately 1 1/2 hours to chill in the freezer with just the corners frozen. We have a much larger grinder (#32) but.....
By: Eric J. Wilhelm
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How To Smoke a Beef BrisketHow to Smoke a Beef Brisket
A beef brisket is known as one of the toughest parts of a cow you can put on your smoker,, though when prepared and cooked correctly it can be the best tasting and most tender meat you will ever.....
By: The Smoker King
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Smoking Time and Temperature ChartSmoking Time and Temperature Chart
TYPE COOKING TIME COOKING TEMP DONE TEMP
Brisket
1-1.5 hrs/lb
225-250 F
180 F
Turkey(8-12lb.) (Unstuffed)
7-9 hrs/lb
225-250 F
180 F
Turkey(13-20lb) (Unstuffed)
10-12 hrs/lb
225-250 F
180 F
Whole Chicken
3-4 hrs/lb
225-250 F
180 F
Beef, Veal, Lamb Roasts
1 hr/lb
225 F
145-170 F
Pork Ribs
4-6 hrs
225-250 F
160-170 F
Beef Ribs
4-6 hrs
250 F
160-170 F
Pork Shoulder (Pulled Pork) 8 lb
7 hrs
250 F
190
Pork Shoulder 8 lb
8.....
By: The Smoker King
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Stuffingit Womens Size Charts
Plus Size Fit Guide
Size
Bust
Waist
Hips
Dress Size
1 (16/18)
45-47"
42-44"
49
16/18
2 (20/22)
49-51""
46-48"
52
20/22
3 (24/26)
53-55"
51-53"
57"
24/26
4 (28/30)
56-58"
55-57"
62"
28/30
5 (32/34)
61-63"
59-60"
64"
32/34
Measuring Instructions:
Chest/bust Raise your arms slightly and measure around your body. Be sure to measure the fullest part of your chest/bust, keeping the tape parallel to the ground.
Waist Measure around your waist where your pants usually fall. Keep one finger between the tape and your body to ensure an accurate fit.
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