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  1. #1
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    Default Lisa's BBQ Beans

    1 pound hamburger
    1 onion, chopped
    1 green pepper, chopped

    Cook above, drain and place in a casserole dish. Add:

    2 cans pork n' beans
    1/2 cup Heinz chili sauce
    1/4 cup BBQ sauce
    3 Tablespoons brown sugar

    Bake at 350 degrees for approximately 45 minutes.

    Enjoy....

    I serve at every BBQ and Fish Fry - one of my most requested recipes.

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    Default Dill Pickles by dongotto

    Dill Pickles
    The following recipe is from my 80 year old grandma. She got this from a Missouri Farmers Association cookbook that she recieved as a wedding gift in 1950. It had been submitted by an old women from north missouri. These are easy to make and fit perfect with fried crappie. I know everyone thinks their grandma makes the best, but I'm telling you these are awesome.

    Kosher Dill Pickles

    Place the items below in a dry quart jar.

    3 tsp Dill seed
    1 tsp mustard seed
    3-5 gloves of garlic depending on your taste
    1 tbls of crushed red pepper flakes. More if you like them hot
    1/8 tsp of Alum

    Fresh 4-5 inch cucumbers work best. I cut them in half long ways or leave them whole. Place on top of dry ingredients.

    In a large pot mix 1 quart of white vinegar, 2 quarts of water, and 3/4 cup of pickling salt. Heat your lids and flats in water. Bring brine to a boil and pour into jars. Put the lids and rings on then hot bath (place jars into a pot of hot water) at 190-200 degrees for 5-7 minutes. I use a large pot with about 3 inches of water for the hot bath process. One batch of brine will make 6-7 quarts.

    I like to wait at least a week to 10 days before I start eating them.

    Serve chilled
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    Corned Venison `
    2 qt. –Water
    3 ea. - Garlic cloves
    3 TB – Sugar
    3 ea. – Bay leaves
    6 ea. – Peppercorns
    2 TB – Pickling spice
    ¼ C. – Canning salt(Salt)
    ¼ C. – Tender Quick(Morton’s)
    3 lb. – Venison(solid cuts deboned)

    Directions
    Bring all ingredients except venison to a boil, remove from heat and cool. Put mixture in 1- gallon freezer bag and add 3-lb. roast. Squeeze air from bag and seal. Refrigerate for 5-7 days, turning daily. When ready, remove and drain liquid, I rinse well as it can be a little to salty, then cook in fresh water with a tbs of pickling spice. Cook like you would normally cook corned beef. I either boil it, or put in a crock pot with veggies. It also can tend to be a little dry as there is no fat, I usually add a chunk of beef fat when cooking. You can also freeze for later use, remove excess liquid before freezing.

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    justed tryed real good

    take loin of the deer slice 3/4 in thick
    beat while tenderixerhammer on 1 side
    soak in otts original dressing over nite 24 hrs
    [i put in gallon zip lock bag]
    take a jalepeno slicesin middle roll and tuck with a tothe pick
    put on bar b que grill and cook
    GRAND KIDS 4 IS ALL YOU NEED

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