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ISO venison ideas/recipes
Does anyone have any good ideas for cooking venison?
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usually i marinate it in red wine and mirepoix with or without gin or vodka for a few days then depending on the cut: BBQ, smoke, stew, or treat as a steak
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What cuts do you have?
Remember that as a wild critter, it's probably going to be a bit tough, and very lean. Therefore, don't cook it well-done, unless you're braising it. By under-cooking it, it will still be somewhat tender, and moist; braising will keep it moist, and break down the connective tissue so that it's tender. I have a couple small venison roasts in my freezer. I'm thinking about braising them in my Dutch Oven, with some good beef stock, and maybe some packaged French Onion Soup mix (I know, it's not from scratch, but I've heard it's good).
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Need to know the cuts you have, as someone else said. If they are tender cuts, then they need to be grilled and not overcooked or they will be tough,dry and inedible.
If they are non=tender cuts they need to be cooked quickly or braised and still not overcooked or they will be tough, dry and inedible. Done right they are sublime. |
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Shawn...mirepoix is a mix of carrots, celery and onions.
Not to be confused with the trinity, which is celery, green pepper and onions.
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Certified Executive Chef
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Venison jerky (like beef jerky) is absolutely delicious!
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Sous Chef
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I marinade roasts and backstraps in Italian dressing. Roasts I put in a crock pot and backstraps I grill them or slice them thin and fry them in olive oil. I think the Italian dressing covers some of the game taste.
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Certified Master Chef
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I love backstrap just fried in olive oil and butter. Yummy!
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