venison hamburger

  • Eric Rehberg
    Eau Claire, WI
    Posts: 3071
    #1241884

    I am looking for other peoples recipe for venison hamburger. I will be making a bunch in the next few days and was just wondering what everybody else uses??
    pork trimmings? 70% beef? etc??

    any help would be great

    eelpout
    Posts: 92
    #827049

    use fat from a good grade top sirloin or rib roast. by using beef fat you can cook to rare or medium rare w/no worries. 80%-20% should be good. pout

    pool13_jeff
    NW, IL
    Posts: 884
    #827051

    I make mine 100% venison. I do it lean and pure. Healthier than beef and just as good if prepared properly.

    Prestige
    Elgin, MN
    Posts: 245
    #827072

    I always use 90% lean beef and mix it half and half or go a little lighter on the beef. I also keep some 100% venison for making awesome meatloaf and jerkey. I use the leaner beef because it is healthier and you do not have to worry about draining the meat when cooking for BBQ’s and tacos and stuff. Some like pork but I do not like the sausage taste it creates.

    waterswat
    WI
    Posts: 305
    #827081

    I don’t add a thing to mine at all when grinding. If you want to add some beef with it when you make some burgers or something then thats when I prefer to add something extra. No need to for chili, spagehtti ect. Just what I do.

    hoistafish1
    Long Prairie,MN
    Posts: 402
    #827093

    I mix mine 60-40, 60% venison 40% beef, I try to use the leanest beef burger i can find usually around 80%.

    mark-bruzek
    Two Harbors, MN
    Posts: 3867
    #827098

    Straight up 100% venison for me.

    tom_gursky
    Michigan's Upper Peninsula(Iron Mountain)
    Posts: 4751
    #827099

    Quote:


    I make mine 100% venison. I do it lean and pure. Healthier than beef and just as good if prepared properly.


    I have been doing this for some years also…w/o any added suet the venison will last for two years with great flavor if wrapped tightly in the freezer.
    To make burgers for the grill, to 1# of ground I add;
    1 lg raw egg (holds the patties together)
    1 tsp Lawrys seasoned salt
    1 tsp fresh black pepper
    1 tsp fresh Garlic powder

    DO NOT OVERCOOK…cook to hot pink center
    You will never go back to adding pork or beef!

    stevenoak
    Posts: 1719
    #827130

    Our butcher buys a few cases of smoked bacon ends.Mixes 25 % with deer burger.Cook a few on the grille,bet you love em.

    perchhead
    Posts: 329
    #827137

    90% venison 10% beef suet just enough to keep good and moist.

    rofole
    River Falls, WI
    Posts: 54
    #829831

    100% venison on a cast iron skillet is the way i like it but you have to find what you like not what other people like

    jason_ramthun
    Byron MN
    Posts: 3376
    #578175

    We add 30% smoked bacon tips

    robstenger
    Northern Twin Cities, MN
    Posts: 11374
    #831748

    Quote:


    I make mine 100% venison. I do it lean and pure. Healthier than beef and just as good if prepared properly.


    X2

    Sometimes I will grind in a lil beef fat.

    Mike Klein
    Hastings, MN
    Posts: 1026
    #822511

    It depends on how you make it. for burgers on grill you need to add fat either pork or beef. Low grade beef is best to hold the meat together. I also use pork butts. they are cheep you just need to trim out the lymphnodes. if all you use is ground stuff for chilie or mix in with sauces I would leave it alone.

    chipb621
    Posts: 2
    #854356

    Mix 2#’s venison burger with 1 packet onion soup mix powder and some chopped mushrooms. Make patties and cook on webber grill. Serve with slice of raw onion and a tomato slice and a nice bun. Awesome good.

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