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Tomato stewed beef & fries

Three years ago I made some basic Italian beef with pureed tomatoes and red wine. I had leftovers and canned them for later.

Combine that with oven fries, smoked mozzarella and some seasonings and we have this monster meal. Not available in stores.

Cost: $4.00

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I would go with "Italian gravy" for that. Pork neck bones cooked in tomato sauce for 6 hours. Maybe some 'baby' mozzarella balls. Tempting.

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Definitely pressure can. As long as the lids are sealed the food is still edible. You will lose micro nutrients over the years but the macros will still be there.

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FauxPseudoreply
lemmy.world

Slice, seasoning, oil, toss to coat. Preheat oven to 425 with a cast iron pan on the bottom rack, line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Place fries close but not touching. Bake for 35 minutes.

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FauxPseudoreply
lemmy.world

Exactly. Brings the heat closer to the food without the risk of burning and allows for the occasional doneness check without letting so much heat out.

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Two decades ago I wanted fries but didn't want to waste oil. That's when I created my recipe.

Taco seasoning.
Chili powder.
Italian seasoning.
Montreal steak seasoning.
Salt.
Anything red.

I have made so many variations over the years. This time I went with some homemade taco seasoning, cumin, tajin and extra salt. I typically use peanut oil but use whatever you got with a high smoke point.

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Cost from today with beef prices from three years ago thanks to the power of canning. If I found beef for under $2 a pound I always found a way to can it for later.

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lemmy.zip

basic Italian beef

For those of us unaware of what Italian beef is?

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