Mikes writes: “This recipe is easy but cook time can take a while. Right after the war before all the gas and electric stoves and I was still very young, my Great Grand Ma and Pa would make this outside in a huge 3 legged wash pot over hot coals. My job was to keep the fire going with fire wood and not let it get too hot and use a wood paddle to stir with. I only let it stick to the pot and burn a little one time but I promise you, never again!”
Put meat, water and onions in a heavy stock pot and cook until the meat is falling apart. Add everything else except salt and sugar and simmer for at least one hour or longer till the liquid reduces as much as you want it to. Be careful not to let it run out of liquid (stir frequently)).
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