My mom used to make a great Brunswick stew. And when i got older she showed me her recipe. I could not believe it, she used ketchup, Worcestershire sauce and for the tang lemon juice. Now I'm hungry for yesteryear, gonna find that recipe and make a pot.
Never done the cannery type. But home type depends on the acid content of what you are canning. Meat needs to be pressure canned and depending on size jar (quart vs pint) will be the time limit. At our attitude 10 lbs pressure is all we need. Jellies, etc. can be water bath about 10 to 15...
It's all been et, and what wasn't has been taken home by everyone. I did get a half of the pecan pie for myself. Granddaughter laid claim on the strawberry cheesecake, and wasn't letting anyone near it.
Traditional, Deep fried turkey, smoked ham, cornbread dressing, green bean casserole, sweet potato casserole (extra pecans) fried corn, blackeye peas, sweet peas, yeast rolls, and various pies and cheesecakes for desert.
Been deep frying turkey's since the late 80's, but for the last 4 years been going with the oil less set up. Less mess and I believe a better taste. You may pay $30 more for an oil less but you make that up when you don't have to buy the peanut oil. It does take a little longer than the 4...
Looks great, just asking where was the chili? But still it looks great. The 2 hot dogs I made for lunch tomorrow are having a guilt trip and feeling very insecure, thank you!