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 From : Brian Murrey                        1:231/30        Mon 04 Jul 94 09:58 
 To   : Patrick De Gagne                                                        
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In a message to Tom Gray <06-30-94 00:05> Patrick De Gagne wrote:

>  > I found out last night that ZipLoc's don't seal as well as I
> thought. I
>  > lost 4 days worth of suppers to my stupid hound! Rats....
>
> Ahhh, so you found out the hard way too eh? :)
>
> I have a cat and she just looooves to tear Ziplocks my bags of
> dehidrated chicken of Beef... problem is I have to lock my food away
> because putting in up on a table isn't good enough... darn cats can
> jump and climb!

    How to keep your cat from eating your food - By Brian Murrey

    Make some beef jerky, just a couple of strips, and bag it.  Let the
    cat get it.  It won't do it anymore.

    Secret Cat/Dog Jerkey Recipe

    3-4 slices of lean beef strips
    Cayenne Pepper
    Louisiana Red Sauce (from New Iberia of course)
    Crushed Habanero Peppers (one will do)
    Crushed Black Pepper

    Take the pepper mixture and add about 2 tsp vinegar and 1/4 cup hot
    water.  Let this stand for about 12 hours so it can combine talents.

    Drop in the beef strips and let it set for about an hour.  Then while
    wearing rubber gloves (no kidding...the habanero oil can irritate your
    skin and I don't have to explain what happens if you scratch yourself
    or rub your eye with habanero on your hands...ouchie wah wah) take the
    meat out of the mix and place it on your dehydrator tray.  Spoon a
    little of the mix onto each piece of meat.  Let it dry.  Then bag it
    and leave it out for the pesty pets.  They'll only do it once, if they
    have any sense at all.

    BTW, I make this jerky for myself, sans habanero.  Instead I add some
    pineapple juice, worchester sauce, and a dab of horseradish to the
    soaking sauce. It's GOOD.

    My theory on cats liking jerky is that most jerky has been soaked in
    worchestershire sauce, this contains anchovies. Need I say more?

    Oh yeah, after your loved pet attacks the jerky and retreats, have a
    bowl of COLD MILK  (NOT WATER!!!) ready for him.


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