Beat that PEAK!Cooked a roast yesterday and then dehydrated half of it overnight. This will go in some DIY backpack meals with some Ramen noodles for my upcoming elk hunt.
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Beat that PEAK!Cooked a roast yesterday and then dehydrated half of it overnight. This will go in some DIY backpack meals with some Ramen noodles for my upcoming elk hunt.
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That's looks delicious!
These look great, how did you prepare the shanks?Venison shank tacos!
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These look great, how did you prepare the shanks?
Shank and neck are underrated in my opinion! Cook em low and slow and they are absolutely delicious. They require broth and/or some fat to keep them moist. Most will grind em up.Venison shank tacos!
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Looks perfect!
Straight from the fridge to the heat keeps the pink in the meat.Looks perfect!
That sounds slammin.Don’t have the pics but last night made Salisbury steak from some of my ground deer. Made an onion, mushroom, brown gravy with a red wine base. Cauliflower with cheese sauce and layered the steaks on top of some garlic mashed potatoes and ladled with the gravy. It was delicious!!!! A friend of ours had dinner with us and isn’t a deer meat fan and she even asked for the recipe!![]()
Thanks. I’m a retired firefighter but grew up in a restaurant family. Have done a lot of cooking over the years. I always like to make a dish from venison especially for people who say they don’t care for it. I’m about 99% successful at changing there minds.That sounds slammin.
I like it season with salt pepper garlic and onion butter and rosemary then do a burbon butter reduction. YumView attachment 120769Doe heart!! Thyme, rosemary and garlic for aromatics.