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MISTY'S FAVORITE TURKEY JERKY
 
1/3 c. worcestershire sauce
		1 1/2 tsp. hickory seasoning liquid
		1 T. onion salt
turkey meat sliced thin 
		2 T. liquid smoke 
		3 T. soy sauce 
		10 dash Tabasco sauce (add extra
		Tabasco for spicier flavor)
	
	 
Mix all ingredients together in a marinade dish. Add strips 
	of turkey and marinate in the 'fridge covered for 8 - 24 hours, depending 
	upon how flavorful you want it. Take strips out of marinade and pat dry and 
	arrange pieces side by side on an oven roasting rack, without overlap. Place 
	in dehydrator or on sheets for oven. In the oven: Cook at minimum heat 
	(150°) for 6 hours. Leave oven door ajar to allow moisture to escape. Meat 
	should be dark and dry. Store Jerky in a cool, airtight container. To 
	dehydrate until jerky is tough/crisp, the time will vary based on method of 
	dehydration, use your best judgment, but between 12 - 36 hours. If you like 
	it brittle, really dry it. You can place dried jerky in a Ziploc bag with a 
	slice of fresh bread and it will soften it back up.
                                                                                 
	Mary McIntosh - Texas
                                                                                      
	In loving memory of
                                                                                     
	Misty Ann McIntosh
TYLER'S HOMEMADE SOUP
1 jar pint or quart soup 
		silver coins, enough to fill jar
	
	Fill jar with coins. Place a label saying Homemade Soup on jar. Give to 
	someone that you know could use a little extra money during the week. Such 
	as a college or high school student, or even a young adult that has just 
	moved out on there own.
	
	Note: When Tyler would come to visit, I would always go through the pantry 
	and send food home with him. I would always include the soup jar. He thought 
	that I made the best homemade soup in the world.
                                                            
	Darlene Zimmerman - North Carolina
                                                                                      
	In loving memory of
                                                                                   
	Joshua "Tyler" Moretz  
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