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Tag Archives: deer
Tomatillo and Chili Pepper Stewed Venison Shoulder
This is a great way to use a venison shoulder. The meat can be used as filling for tacos, burritos, tamales or on top of a sandwich. Venison Shoulder in a Tomatillo Chili Pepper Sauce 2-3 lb venison shoulder 2 … Continue reading
Venison Flank with Fresh Tomato Sauce
This needs a venison flank about two inches thick to work. Really fresh heirloom tomatoes help a bit too. Venison Flank Stewed in Tomaotes 2 lb venison flank roast 1 tbsp fish sauce 1 tbsp worcestershire sauce 3 tbsp apple … Continue reading
Stout Marinated Venison
Here is another way to cook venison shoulder. This marinade could also be used for a tougher cut of beef. Serve this with rice or bulgur pilaf. Use Guinness extra stout for this or any recipe. That is the version … Continue reading
Sunday Suppers: Got Venison?
Here are some ways to take advantage of deer season or the generosity of your hunter friends like we do. Stuff it Stew it Grill it Sear it Or simply pack it
Venison Bourguignon
Slow cooked venison shoulder is substituted with amazing success in this classic stew. If no venison is available then the standard beef roast can be used. Use a young full bodied wine like a cotes du rhone or chianti. Venison … Continue reading
Venison Braised in Tomatoes
Here is another great way to slow cook a whole venison shoulder. Braised Venison with Tomatoes 1 6-8 lb venison shoulder cut in half at the joint silver skin removed 2 cups red wine 2 28 oz cans whole tomatoes … Continue reading
Braised Whole Venison Shoulder
My very good hunter friend has had a good year. Yes Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes and awesome. I love my freezer full of deer and duck. Anyway this year I got … Continue reading
Seared Venison with Blueberry Sauce
This recipe utilizes the combination of fresh blueberries and a spicy rub to really bring out the fantastic flavors of venison. Make sure to use the tenderloin and do not skimp on the blueberries. Spice Rubbed Venison with Blueberry Sauce … Continue reading
Venison Tacos
Remember the red cabbage slaw recipe? It goes great with the flavor of venison in this recipe. Venison Tacos 1 lb ground venison 14 oz can chopped tomatoes 1 cup finely diced onion 1/2 cup finely diced red bell pepper … Continue reading
Venison in an Orange-Honey Sauce
This sweet marinade doubles as the poaching liquid and sauce. Make use of fresh-squeezed juice since oranges are coming into season. It is a perfect pairing with the robust flavors of venison. Orange Honey Marinated Venison 2-3 lb venison tenderloin … Continue reading