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The Best Venison Recipes
You don't have to be a hunter to love venison. I've heard people say they didn't like deer meat when they've never tasted it...can you believe it! I don't remember Mom cooking venison, however, Liz, my wife, does an awesome job. Prepared correctly, a venison tenderloin melts in your mouth and has a taste that is can't be compared to anything. I guarantee you'll love it! But remember the trick is to cook it correctly! I ran across about 150 recipes on how to cook, bake, barbeque, fry, broil...you name it..ways to prepare venison. I live in Northern Illinois and have a lot of friends that hunt. We've had a plentiful stock of venison and Liz is always experimenting on how to prepare the various slices of venison. So, check out these recipes. I placed them all online, of course you can buy the complete book of Best Venison Recipes and print it out! If you'd like to help out my cause, as I mentioned, I put all the recipes in a book that can be downloaded to your computer and printed out. It's only $3.47 and you can grab the book by clicking on Best Venison Recipes. Even if you don't want to download the book, I'd really appreciate a donation. There is a small button in the upper right hand corner of the page. Even $1.00 would help to keep these free recipes coming!
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Categories: game, sauces Yield: 1 servings 1 ea...
Place cutup and chopped vegetables around meat in a large bowl. Pour mixed liquids over it. Oil rises to the top and retains flavor of marinade. Use for 2 hours to 48 hours, dependent on how you assess the tenderness and flavor of the meat. Retain marinade liquid for soup base, gravies or reuse later. Keep meat in refrigerator if not cooking the same day. OPTIONS: Omit juniper berries. Add rosemary or tarragon with or in place of thyme. Deer Marinade V Categories: game, sauces Yield: 1 servings 1 lb carrots, raw 1 lb onions, yellow 1/2 lb celery, incl. tops 8 c vinegar 4 c wine, red 1 tb parsley, chopped 3 ea bay leaves 1 ts thyme 1 ts peppercorns, crushed 1 tb allspice, whole 1 ts salt Saute carrots, onions and celery, finely chopped, in 4 Tbsp fat. Don't cook so hot that vegetables become browned. Add remaining ingredients and boil then simmer, covered, for 1/2 hour. Allow to cool and you are ready to use. Cover the meat completely if possible. If not, turn every 1/2 hour while in marinade. Otherwise, if meat fully covered, turn about every 3 hours. Keep meat in marinade for from 2 hours to 48 hours depending on your assessment of the tenderness and flavor of the deer. Refrigerate if more than 8 hours. Keep marinade, strained, for gravy or soup flavoring. Big Buck Steak I Categories: game Yield: 1 servings 1 ea round steak, 1-1/2 to 2 in. 6 tb flour 1 cn mushroom soup 1 salt & pepper to taste 2 tb frying fat If you kill a big buck and know he will not be as tender as my spikehorns, cut a round steak about 2 inches thick, dredge in flour, let stand for an hour and then reflour the wet spots. Sear on both sides in a hot, lightly-greased skillet or black iron pot. Now pour the can of soup directly onto the center of the steak, then add enough hot water to cover the meat. Cover the pot or skillet, cook in a moderate (375) oven for about 2 hours or until tender. Suggestions: TRY adding cutup turnips and fresh green beans around the meat, just before pouring the mushroom soup on. Big Buck Steak II Categories: game Yield: 1 servings 1 ea round steak, 1-1/2 to 2 in. 1 marinade, selected 1 tb garlic butter 1 ea onion, finely chopped 1/2 ts flour 2 tb catsup 2 tb olive oil 4 tb water 1 salt & pepper to taste 1 paprika to taste Dry the marinaded steak and brush with melted garlic butter. Add salt and pepper. Sear on both sides in a little bacon fat, in a black iron pot. Add remaining ingredients and cover, cooking over moderate heat for an hour and a half or until tender. If water cooks down, add wine to replace. Full range of modification to this recipe include tomato sauce instead of catsup, more or different seasonings, added vegetables to cook. Spicier includes bay leaf, clove of garlic, dash of rosemary, thyme, basil or sage. Note: Use hickory smoked salt instead of regular. Fried Deer Heart |
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