Venison

Khovde07

Alright all you hunters and hunting widows, spill! What's your favorite venison recipe? My hubby got his first deer a few weeks back and now I'm so excited to have as much venison as I want! I usually make a venison stew, but I'd like to branch out. Tonight I'm doing venison steaks with marinade. What's your go-to recipe?

Darklords

my family loves curried venison, and my son likes when I make hamburgers with it. Curried venison is easy, however I don't have the recipe handy will love for it and send it to you if you would like...also try pounding outa steak flat then spread canned ham or crab or what ever you like inside, then roll up and wrap with bacon and bake in the oven. You can fry if you like.. it is good. Can you tell I eat alot of venison

Khovde07

Oh my god, that stuffed roll sounds to die for! How do you make sure that the inner part of the roll is fully cooked while the outside isn't dry?

Darklords

if you put bacon on it , it shouldn't get to dry, I bake it roughly 40 mins you can tell like any other kind of beef. but I would recommend making sure it is cooked all the way thru. Venison is a lean meat so you will always need to add some kind of fat to it when you cook. I also make a taco salad and instead on hamburg I use venison. I have a friend that says she won't eat venison but she love that salad and goes back for more.. lol she has no idea it is venison, if cook right people can't tell

Khovde07

Yum! Any recipes you're willing to part with, I would be happy to take off your hands!

Darklords

sent you a fr req

mbaker566

I don't get it often but I like to marinade it in some A-1 and blackberry merlot. and then cook as you normally would. slow cookers are nice because they don't dry it out as much

Khovde07

I've seen a lot of marinades, but I've never seen one suggest any kind of wine before. That sounds delish!

T1DCarnivoreRunner

I don't have any specific recipes (I'm boring... I just cook it plain or in place of hamburger in other recipes). But since you are new to cooking venison, I am going to suggest not using very high heat for cooking. It is easy to burn on the outside and be uncooked on the inside, or to overcook if you grind it.

This is from experience... my first venison cooking went badly because I was used to fatty beef and I didn't consider that leaner meats cook differently.

Khovde07

midwesterner85 wrote: »

I don't have any specific recipes (I'm boring... I just cook it plain or in place of hamburger in other recipes). But since you are new to cooking venison, I am going to suggest not using very high heat for cooking. It is easy to burn on the outside and be uncooked on the inside, or to overcook if you grind it.

This is from experience... my first venison cooking went badly because I was used to fatty beef and I didn't consider that leaner meats cook differently.

Yeah the cooking can be very tricky. I grew up with venison (my family are big hunters) and my dad always ended up overcooking it. But then again, he did his beef steaks well done as well. Yuck!

Most of the venison in my family went to make jerky, beer sticks, and summer sausage, but I'm looking to branch out. Of course, I'm still going to make some of those and I'm going to can some of the meat as well (never done it before, but can't wait to try!), I've just never had so much of a selection of cuts before!

lporter229

moyer566 wrote: »

I don't get it often but I like to marinade it in some A-1 and blackberry merlot. and then cook as you normally would. slow cookers are nice because they don't dry it out as much

Venison and blackberry go fantastic together. Two of my friends who are chefs made Christmas dinner one year: Venison roast with blackberry glaze, gruyere mashed potatoes and butter nut squash souffle. One of the best meals I ever had. I guess venison can be dry if you don't cook it right, but this was done perfect. I think you have to slow roast it.

MadDogManor

lporter229 wrote: »

moyer566 wrote: »

Venison roast with blackberry glaze, gruyere mashed potatoes and butter nut squash souffle.

Drool!!

gigieatss

Chimichurri! Yes, that sauce tastes AMAZING with venison!

wincal

Last week I made General Tso Chicken but replaced the Chicken with small venison chunks from a recipe I found online. I added broccoli and served it over rice. It was so darn yummy!

rbakedq

A few of my favorites: Venison steak au poivre, but with blackberry brandy, venison stroganoff and venison bolognese.

rats2010

My husband loves taking the tougher cuts of venison and tossing it in the crock pot with onion soup mix and some beef boulion cubes. It comes out tender and with a nice flavor to it, great for sandwiches or just with veggies on the side. So far, crock potting and oven bags with lots of spice seem to take care of the over-cooking or toughness issues for us.

rats2010

Also adding bacon to the burger grind makes a nice change for grillers!