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Venison hind leg recipes. Roasts, steaks, tacos, sandwiches and more.
This easy and delicious Venison Pozole recipe is the ultimate comfort food. When thinking of authentic pozole, succulent fatty pork is likely to come to mind. But in this recipe, I opt for cuts of venison that yield tender results when cooked low and slow. As far as which cuts to use, necks, shoulders, shanks, […]
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This venison stir fry is my take on lomo saltado. A Chinese-inspired dish that brings together bold flavors, crisp vegetables, and thin strips of venison steak. It’s fast, easy, and deeply satisfying. If you’ve never had lomo saltado, it’s a traditional Peruvian stir fry that blends Cantonese cooking techniques with Latin American ingredients. Think soy
In this guide, I’m giving you my best tips on how to cook venison steaks better than ever before. There are no advanced techniques or unnecessary puncturing of the meat required. Simply mastering these basics will absolutely improve your steak-cooking skills. I cover the cuts, thickness, temperatures, and prep details that you can use with
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Venison pastrami, so good yet almost always prepared so wrong. There seems to be a lot of misinformation on the web when it comes to preparing venison pastrami and even corned venison. One of the big missteps usually made is the cook tries to prepare it as you would traditional beef pastrami. This entails brining,
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Sweet and spicy venison jerky may not be one of the first things you think of when it comes to seasonal foods, but I’m here to change that with this fall-inspired recipe. The naturally sweet apple cider pairs nicely with the smokiness and mild heat of the chipotles in adobo and makes the best deer jerky,
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This hearty venison stew is my go-to cold-weather comfort food when I want to keep things light and simple. The deer meat goes in first for a slow simmer, then carrots and potatoes. I reduce the broth until it glosses a spoon and balance it with soy, wine, and a little cider vinegar. My family
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This Thai Steak Salad is made with steaks marinated in soy sauce and lemongrass, then quickly grilled or pan-seared. It’s tossed with fresh herbs, red onion, lemongrass, lettuce, and chile, then finished with a zesty and spicy lime-fish sauce dressing. A quick and easy weeknight version using beef or venison, reminiscent of a Thai meat salad. Quick
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Corned venison may just be one of the best and easiest wild game meals to prepare. How else can you make a top-notch meal by simply dropping it into brine for a few days, then simmering it? And if you like the idea of corned venison but are looking for a little smoker flavor, try
This venison steak recipe is a simple way to cook venison loins in a skillet without overcomplicating things. The garlic herb marinade adds a delicious flavor, the pan gives the steaks a well-developed crust, and the inside is perfectly juicy if you nail the internal temperature. Pan-searing is my favorite way to cook this tender
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This is one of my favorite dishes to cook for friends and family on a cold day. The creamy chowder is a rendition of a dish I learned while cooking at Peninsula Grill under the great Southern Chef Robert Carter in Charleston, SC. It’s simple enough to be served as casual fare, but with a
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