Any good venison recipes?

  • #206147

    Hey guys,

    All of my good venison recipes are normally prepared on the grill, but I am looking for alternative methods to prepare it.

    Any suggestions?

    whittsend
    Posts: 2389
    #67190

    Look up Beef Wellington in one of your cookbooks or online. The pastry shell gives it a nice touch.

    Shishkabobs. Lots of grilled onions and green peppers.

    T h i n l y slice a steak in a spiral around the outside so you have a big, thin flat piece of meat. Place stuffing inside and roll the steak back up. Put in foil or a baking dish and cook low and slow until done. Slice in sections when serving. (For some reason, adding cream cheese to the “filling” just popped in my head. Sounds good, but I’ve never tried it)

    Or cube it, bread and deep fry it just like you would fish with Shore Lunch of similar coating. Then dip with a 50,50 mix of creamy ceasar and prepared horseradish (I highly recommend Silver Springs brand h.r.)

    Or just deep fry the whole steak. Make sure to use a meat thermometer and do NOT overcook. Excellent way to cook it, albeit more mess/hastle.

    Get a SHARP knife and slice extremely thin shavings. Cook VERY BRIEFLY (30 seconds max, although depends on thickness) in hot olive oil until about rare to med rare. Add to stir-fried veggies, some soy sauce and a pack of beef gravy mix/powder.

    Gut one freshly killed deer. Take out heart and eat raw. Pass the heart to your buddies to take a bite. (I saw that on in Dances with Wolves, but I’ve never tried it.)

    Getting hungry already!

    Mike

    lick
    Posts: 6443
    #67201

    Gut one freshly killed deer

    hey how did i get into this

    but im up for it

    Mike W
    MN/Anoka/Ham lake
    Posts: 13324
    #67204

    Place a little butter in a pan to get hot. Throw in venison steak. About 1.5 to 2 minutes on each side. Pepper if you like. Never salt in the pan. Only add salt at the table. Serve rare. Add eggs and a nice pilsner if served in the morning. If your venison is not red in the center it is over done.

    chris-tuckner
    Hastings/Isle MN
    Posts: 12318
    #67275

    You gotta get Sauger to chime in with his Greek seasoning recipe. It is absolutely unreal!

    burbob
    Hastings,MN
    Posts: 364
    #67301

    Quote:


    You gotta get Sauger to chime in with his Greek seasoning recipe. It is absolutely unreal!


    I’m not sure the world is ready for the family secrete garlic sauce recipe, it is the best .
    5 packs of breath mints should be included in the recipe for the next day, that stuff is potent

    sauger
    Hastings ,MN
    Posts: 2442
    #67305

    Quote:


    You gotta get Sauger to chime in with his Greek seasoning recipe. It is absolutely unreal!


    I do not know what you speak of…………

    mbenson
    Minocqua, Wisconsin
    Posts: 3842
    #67745

    Look in any good cook book for a Beef Stroganoff recipe and substitute venison and please do not over cook!!! Serve with any of these as a side: linguine, egg noodle, wild rice, mashed potato, or even over bread/butter!!!

    Beef Stroganoff

    mbenson
    Minocqua, Wisconsin
    Posts: 3842
    #67752

    whittsend:

    Take that heart and slice it from top to bottom creating rings. Dust in flower and cook in butter or better yet, bacon and onions with a little deer liver… Do not over cook!!!

    Mark

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