Long thin strips, marinated over night in A1 New York Steak house and olive oil. Drain and cook in a hot fry pan with a little fresh olive oil-not too much. My families favorite meal! My teen son can get enough and neither can his friends. You can get away with a lot of different deer meat with this style, but cut away all fat.
libertyfirst - I have to try that. Sounds great. I'll try it with some elk thawing in the fridge, though. One of my favorite ways is to just fry venison in bacon grease. I will sometimes slow cook a roast with root veggies.
a rost cooked in golden musroom soup spuds carots onion mushrooms salt pepper 1 cup soe sauce and no water in the cooker just the soup. cook and remove rost and spus carots with the left over soup add 2 packs instant brown gray and serve the huntting party will love it
Sautee steaks or tenderloin medallions in butter and garlic. When steaks are done, melt raspberry or blackberry jelly in the pan with the butter and garlic. Use this sauce to pour over meat, or use as a dipping sauce. Serve with some potatoes and carrots, along with texas toast.
You have a lot of venison you have to try new ways. Try venison parmesan. Dip cutlets in egg, roll in bread crumbs and parmesan cheese and brown in olive oil. Cover with a good spaghetti sauce and mozzarella cheese pop in the oven to melt the cheese and serve with spaghetti. Delicious.
Grilled tenderloin with a red wine reduction sauce. To make the sauce, sautee onions (about a cup), garlic (a few cloves), carrots (about 1/4 cup), and celery (about 1/4 cup) in butter until browned. Add a bay leaf and about 1/2 bottle of red wine (cabernet, merlot or whatever you prefer) and simmer until reduced by about 2/3. Add a quart of beef or veal stock (french onion soup also works), and simmer until reduced by about half. Pour it through a fine mesh strainer to remove the vegetables. Add salt & pepper to taste. I also like to add some sauteed mushrooms. Pour it over the meat just before serving.
You can use venison in any recipe that you'd use beef for. Stew, chili, spiedies, broiled, etc. You just have to make sure it doesn't dry out since it has very little fat. We add a pat of butter on top when broiling for example to keep them juicy.
Mix together one pound ground venison, 1/4 pound each of ground beef and either sweet or hot Italian sausage, remove the sausage from it's casing. Mix together very well by hand. Form into burgers or use one of those neat burger presses. Sprinkle with Goya Adabo seasoning and grill till well done. You can also add the cheese of your choice during the last few minutes. Serve on a toasted bun. ENJOY!!
Cut venison into half inch steaks,rub fresh garlic on and salt and pepper lightly. Roll in flour and fry in olive oil. After the steaks are done make milk gravey out of what remains in the pan and serve with mashed potatoes.
Cut venison into half inch steaks,rub fresh garlic on and salt and pepper lightly. Roll in flour and fry in olive oil. After the steaks are done make milk gravey out of what remains in the pan and serve with mashed potatoes.
Long thin strips, marinated over night in A1 New York Steak house and olive oil. Drain and cook in a hot fry pan with a little fresh olive oil-not too much. My families favorite meal! My teen son can get enough and neither can his friends. You can get away with a lot of different deer meat with this style, but cut away all fat.
Grilled tenderloin with a red wine reduction sauce. To make the sauce, sautee onions (about a cup), garlic (a few cloves), carrots (about 1/4 cup), and celery (about 1/4 cup) in butter until browned. Add a bay leaf and about 1/2 bottle of red wine (cabernet, merlot or whatever you prefer) and simmer until reduced by about 2/3. Add a quart of beef or veal stock (french onion soup also works), and simmer until reduced by about half. Pour it through a fine mesh strainer to remove the vegetables. Add salt & pepper to taste. I also like to add some sauteed mushrooms. Pour it over the meat just before serving.
libertyfirst - I have to try that. Sounds great. I'll try it with some elk thawing in the fridge, though. One of my favorite ways is to just fry venison in bacon grease. I will sometimes slow cook a roast with root veggies.
a rost cooked in golden musroom soup spuds carots onion mushrooms salt pepper 1 cup soe sauce and no water in the cooker just the soup. cook and remove rost and spus carots with the left over soup add 2 packs instant brown gray and serve the huntting party will love it
Sautee steaks or tenderloin medallions in butter and garlic. When steaks are done, melt raspberry or blackberry jelly in the pan with the butter and garlic. Use this sauce to pour over meat, or use as a dipping sauce. Serve with some potatoes and carrots, along with texas toast.
You have a lot of venison you have to try new ways. Try venison parmesan. Dip cutlets in egg, roll in bread crumbs and parmesan cheese and brown in olive oil. Cover with a good spaghetti sauce and mozzarella cheese pop in the oven to melt the cheese and serve with spaghetti. Delicious.
You can use venison in any recipe that you'd use beef for. Stew, chili, spiedies, broiled, etc. You just have to make sure it doesn't dry out since it has very little fat. We add a pat of butter on top when broiling for example to keep them juicy.
Mix together one pound ground venison, 1/4 pound each of ground beef and either sweet or hot Italian sausage, remove the sausage from it's casing. Mix together very well by hand. Form into burgers or use one of those neat burger presses. Sprinkle with Goya Adabo seasoning and grill till well done. You can also add the cheese of your choice during the last few minutes. Serve on a toasted bun. ENJOY!!
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steaks on the grill, canned, or ground into burger.
Roasts in the Crockpot.
Grilled backstrap or tenderloins:)
I also like to BBQ the ribs.
Steaks with grilled onions and mushrooms
Ground venison in chili, spaghetti sauce, burgers, meat loaf, lasagnae, Frito pie, etc.
Grilled ven loins/chops/steaks. Its all good.
all of it. its all good. i love backstraps and steaks. ground venison is great in hamburger helper.
Long thin strips, marinated over night in A1 New York Steak house and olive oil. Drain and cook in a hot fry pan with a little fresh olive oil-not too much. My families favorite meal! My teen son can get enough and neither can his friends. You can get away with a lot of different deer meat with this style, but cut away all fat.
libertyfirst - I have to try that. Sounds great. I'll try it with some elk thawing in the fridge, though. One of my favorite ways is to just fry venison in bacon grease. I will sometimes slow cook a roast with root veggies.
Cut steak into fingers, season with salt, pepper, onion powder, dredge in flour and fry in hot oil 'til brown.
Fried tenderloin
ground up in lots of different things, and slow cooked on grill and chopped into barbecue
a rost cooked in golden musroom soup spuds carots onion mushrooms salt pepper 1 cup soe sauce and no water in the cooker just the soup. cook and remove rost and spus carots with the left over soup add 2 packs instant brown gray and serve the huntting party will love it
All of the above.....
steaks on the grill seasoned with garlic salt and seasoning salt.
I like to eat it with my friends and family. I really enjoy introducing people to venison.
Nothing can beat it put in a little butter with some seasoning salt on it and potatos on the side.
Sautee steaks or tenderloin medallions in butter and garlic. When steaks are done, melt raspberry or blackberry jelly in the pan with the butter and garlic. Use this sauce to pour over meat, or use as a dipping sauce. Serve with some potatoes and carrots, along with texas toast.
The way my mom makes it. yum!
You have a lot of venison you have to try new ways. Try venison parmesan. Dip cutlets in egg, roll in bread crumbs and parmesan cheese and brown in olive oil. Cover with a good spaghetti sauce and mozzarella cheese pop in the oven to melt the cheese and serve with spaghetti. Delicious.
Grilled tenderloin with a red wine reduction sauce. To make the sauce, sautee onions (about a cup), garlic (a few cloves), carrots (about 1/4 cup), and celery (about 1/4 cup) in butter until browned. Add a bay leaf and about 1/2 bottle of red wine (cabernet, merlot or whatever you prefer) and simmer until reduced by about 2/3. Add a quart of beef or veal stock (french onion soup also works), and simmer until reduced by about half. Pour it through a fine mesh strainer to remove the vegetables. Add salt & pepper to taste. I also like to add some sauteed mushrooms. Pour it over the meat just before serving.
FRESH/ Fried in butter.
my favorite way is when you make into breakfast sausage.
Chicken fried. Pound the steak down or put through cuber. Then you have to follow a recipe. There are many for "chicken fried steak" available.
Grilled tenderloin. My mouth is watering currently just thinking about it
Jerky.
Ground up into burgers... some nice venison tenderloin or even some deer sausage.
A friend gave me some venison steaks, and I plan to broiled them. Umm... umm...umm....Just wonderful!
You can use venison in any recipe that you'd use beef for. Stew, chili, spiedies, broiled, etc. You just have to make sure it doesn't dry out since it has very little fat. We add a pat of butter on top when broiling for example to keep them juicy.
My mom make a delicious venison meat loaf with ground venison.....we only get venison when people give it to us.
STEAKS ON THE GRILL.
Mix together one pound ground venison, 1/4 pound each of ground beef and either sweet or hot Italian sausage, remove the sausage from it's casing. Mix together very well by hand. Form into burgers or use one of those neat burger presses. Sprinkle with Goya Adabo seasoning and grill till well done. You can also add the cheese of your choice during the last few minutes. Serve on a toasted bun. ENJOY!!
Cut venison into half inch steaks,rub fresh garlic on and salt and pepper lightly. Roll in flour and fry in olive oil. After the steaks are done make milk gravey out of what remains in the pan and serve with mashed potatoes.
Raw and with my bare hands.
Fry it up in a pan with a bit of steak seasoning. But on the rare side.
Fried backstrip with hot homeade gravy
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Cut venison into half inch steaks,rub fresh garlic on and salt and pepper lightly. Roll in flour and fry in olive oil. After the steaks are done make milk gravey out of what remains in the pan and serve with mashed potatoes.
steaks on the grill, canned, or ground into burger.
Roasts in the Crockpot.
Grilled backstrap or tenderloins:)
I also like to BBQ the ribs.
Steaks with grilled onions and mushrooms
Ground venison in chili, spaghetti sauce, burgers, meat loaf, lasagnae, Frito pie, etc.
Long thin strips, marinated over night in A1 New York Steak house and olive oil. Drain and cook in a hot fry pan with a little fresh olive oil-not too much. My families favorite meal! My teen son can get enough and neither can his friends. You can get away with a lot of different deer meat with this style, but cut away all fat.
The way my mom makes it. yum!
Grilled tenderloin with a red wine reduction sauce. To make the sauce, sautee onions (about a cup), garlic (a few cloves), carrots (about 1/4 cup), and celery (about 1/4 cup) in butter until browned. Add a bay leaf and about 1/2 bottle of red wine (cabernet, merlot or whatever you prefer) and simmer until reduced by about 2/3. Add a quart of beef or veal stock (french onion soup also works), and simmer until reduced by about half. Pour it through a fine mesh strainer to remove the vegetables. Add salt & pepper to taste. I also like to add some sauteed mushrooms. Pour it over the meat just before serving.
Raw and with my bare hands.
Fry it up in a pan with a bit of steak seasoning. But on the rare side.
Grilled ven loins/chops/steaks. Its all good.
all of it. its all good. i love backstraps and steaks. ground venison is great in hamburger helper.
libertyfirst - I have to try that. Sounds great. I'll try it with some elk thawing in the fridge, though. One of my favorite ways is to just fry venison in bacon grease. I will sometimes slow cook a roast with root veggies.
Cut steak into fingers, season with salt, pepper, onion powder, dredge in flour and fry in hot oil 'til brown.
Fried tenderloin
ground up in lots of different things, and slow cooked on grill and chopped into barbecue
a rost cooked in golden musroom soup spuds carots onion mushrooms salt pepper 1 cup soe sauce and no water in the cooker just the soup. cook and remove rost and spus carots with the left over soup add 2 packs instant brown gray and serve the huntting party will love it
All of the above.....
steaks on the grill seasoned with garlic salt and seasoning salt.
I like to eat it with my friends and family. I really enjoy introducing people to venison.
Nothing can beat it put in a little butter with some seasoning salt on it and potatos on the side.
Sautee steaks or tenderloin medallions in butter and garlic. When steaks are done, melt raspberry or blackberry jelly in the pan with the butter and garlic. Use this sauce to pour over meat, or use as a dipping sauce. Serve with some potatoes and carrots, along with texas toast.
You have a lot of venison you have to try new ways. Try venison parmesan. Dip cutlets in egg, roll in bread crumbs and parmesan cheese and brown in olive oil. Cover with a good spaghetti sauce and mozzarella cheese pop in the oven to melt the cheese and serve with spaghetti. Delicious.
FRESH/ Fried in butter.
my favorite way is when you make into breakfast sausage.
Chicken fried. Pound the steak down or put through cuber. Then you have to follow a recipe. There are many for "chicken fried steak" available.
Grilled tenderloin. My mouth is watering currently just thinking about it
Jerky.
Ground up into burgers... some nice venison tenderloin or even some deer sausage.
A friend gave me some venison steaks, and I plan to broiled them. Umm... umm...umm....Just wonderful!
You can use venison in any recipe that you'd use beef for. Stew, chili, spiedies, broiled, etc. You just have to make sure it doesn't dry out since it has very little fat. We add a pat of butter on top when broiling for example to keep them juicy.
My mom make a delicious venison meat loaf with ground venison.....we only get venison when people give it to us.
STEAKS ON THE GRILL.
Mix together one pound ground venison, 1/4 pound each of ground beef and either sweet or hot Italian sausage, remove the sausage from it's casing. Mix together very well by hand. Form into burgers or use one of those neat burger presses. Sprinkle with Goya Adabo seasoning and grill till well done. You can also add the cheese of your choice during the last few minutes. Serve on a toasted bun. ENJOY!!
Fried backstrip with hot homeade gravy
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