Deer Shack Meals

  • crappie55369
    Mound, MN
    Posts: 5757
    #1724122

    what do you guys make for meals at the deer shack? We usually do pork chops or steaks one night, Swedish meatballs another night, and maybe some Chili or stew on the last night. All served with sides of salad & potato or other veggies. What are some things that you all make? Like our meals typically but always nice to get some ideas to feed a hungry crowd.

    bigbeard
    Posts: 39
    #1724125

    Ours are all crockpot meals; Roast spuds carrots, Wild rice soup, Chili. Set it and forget it. Ohh and as usual we always order up a few pasties from Michigan. You can’t deer hunt without an original pasty! Don’t you dare show up to deer camp without one!!

    Nice Fella
    Posts: 457
    #1724131

    Lots of chili for sure, multiple recipes made with different meats; we roast a big turkey one night; usually a casserole or two; plenty of venison sausage, cheese and crackers for snacks; steaks on the grill one night.
    Oh, and copious quantities of Busch Light.

    big_g
    Isle, MN
    Posts: 22454
    #1724135

    Our newest tradition is Poutine ! mrgreen

    Sharon
    Moderator
    SE Metro
    Posts: 5455
    #1724154

    BBQ pork chops the first night, usually with stuffing and green beans. Then either soup or chili the rest of the nights, with crackers and cheese. And of course brownies or cookies for desserts! For lunches we usually make up hot ham and cheese sandwiches and that always hits the spot.

    crappie55369
    Mound, MN
    Posts: 5757
    #1724158

    For lunches we usually make up hot ham and cheese sandwiches and that always hits the spot.

    that sounds good! you just fry them on a pan or use a panini press?

    Sharon
    Moderator
    SE Metro
    Posts: 5455
    #1724163

    A panini press sounds too fancy for our crusty old shack. We don’t have running water and our electricity is available only when someone wants to venture out and fire up the generator. So we just cook ‘em up in a pan on the old gas stove, and up there we don’t skimp on the butter. waytogo

    crappie55369
    Mound, MN
    Posts: 5757
    #1724172

    A panini press sounds too fancy for our crusty old shack. We don’t have running water and our electricity is available only when someone wants to venture out and fire up the generator. So we just cook ‘em up in a pan on the old gas stove, and up there we don’t skimp on the butter. waytogo

    Yup we are the same. No running water or electricity except for the generator. Nothing wrong with pan fried. Even better, cook them over the fire waytogo

    Eelpoutguy
    Farmington, Outing
    Posts: 10426
    #1724173

    White Castle and Old Milwaukee.

    Glenn
    Eden Prairie, MN
    Posts: 119
    #1724484

    White Castle and Old Milwaukee.

    That will give you the sh!ts…

    We do venison chili Friday night, Steaks on the fire Saturday night and burgers in at the bar Sunday night. Lunches are brats and hot italians in totillas.

    glenn57
    cold spring mn
    Posts: 11812
    #1724961

    our 2 meals on deer opener are venny neck roast over hash browns and stove top with corn as the veggie. sunday nite its my world famous spagetti!!! we stay in the woods all day so its stolen halloween candy and venny summer sausage sammiches!

    2nd weekend its grilled chicky.

    and to all thats going out………….have fun………….good luck……… and most importantly BE SAFE!!!!!!!!!!!!

    smackemup
    North Metro
    Posts: 192
    #1724978

    We have a long tradition of potato dumplings. We fry them up with butter and diced ham. Simple

    tegg
    Hudson, Wi/Aitkin Co
    Posts: 1450
    #1724996

    Two things come to mind:
    Mojakka and boiled venison heart.

    I started deer hunting around 1980 and I don’t remember a single season without Mojakka. Popular among those of us with Finnish heritage. We have the Liha Mojakka variety that is fundamentally a venison or beef vegetable soup. It would generally have cabbage or rutabaga as well.

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