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![]() "George Shirley" > wrote in message ... > Bob Terwilliger wrote: >> Nanzi wrote about her food saver: >> >>> I have the one that does wet, dry, and jars, however I have never >>> purchased the jars, but the port is there should I need jars. >> >> I haven't bought the jars because all the reviews I've read said that >> they break very easily, often with no shock whatsoever. The reviewers >> seemed *extremely* disgruntled about that. It's a shame, because if the >> jars were sturdy, I'd like to try vacuum-marinating in them. >> >> Bob > I use a gallon glass canning jar Bob. Stuff the meat in through the > widemouth opening, put a canning jar lid on it, crank up the vacuum pump, > sucks the air out and seals the jar. You can practically see the meat > sucking up the marinade. Then what, you store it in your cupboard? |
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