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re: Best Venison recipes
Posted on 10/14/15 at 12:38 am to swanny297
Posted on 10/14/15 at 12:38 am to swanny297
Venison Teriyaki
Ingredients needed:
(recipe for 4-6 people)
2 lbs venison backstrap or hind quarter
1 bottle Teriyaki sauce
1 bottle red wine
3-4 large onions
1 lb fresh mushrooms
4-5 cups white rice
1 lb butter
Pam non-stick cooking spray
Prepare Meat:
1) trim meat of all tendons, “silver side”, etc
2) cut into ½” cubes
3) marinate for 24-48 hrs in Teriyaki in refrigerator. Use zip lock bag or Tupperware container. Use entire bottle of Teriyaki.
Prepare Gravy:
1) melt 1 lb butter in cast iron pot.
2) Peel and chop onions. Slice mushrooms.
3) Add to pot with melted butter and sautee until soft.
4) Add ½ to ¾ bottle of red wine.
5) Cook down on low-med heat until gravy is desired thickness (approx 1 ½ -2 hours, the thicker the better)
Cook Meat:
1) use cast iron skillet.
2) Spray skillet with Pam.
3) Heat using med-high heat.
4) Braise cubed meat quickly on all 4 sides. Place in separate bowl until all meat is ready. (Do not overcook venison)
5) Add meat to pot with gravy and bring to a boil. Boil for no longer than 1 minute.
6) Remove from heat and serve over cooked rice.
Ingredients needed:
(recipe for 4-6 people)
2 lbs venison backstrap or hind quarter
1 bottle Teriyaki sauce
1 bottle red wine
3-4 large onions
1 lb fresh mushrooms
4-5 cups white rice
1 lb butter
Pam non-stick cooking spray
Prepare Meat:
1) trim meat of all tendons, “silver side”, etc
2) cut into ½” cubes
3) marinate for 24-48 hrs in Teriyaki in refrigerator. Use zip lock bag or Tupperware container. Use entire bottle of Teriyaki.
Prepare Gravy:
1) melt 1 lb butter in cast iron pot.
2) Peel and chop onions. Slice mushrooms.
3) Add to pot with melted butter and sautee until soft.
4) Add ½ to ¾ bottle of red wine.
5) Cook down on low-med heat until gravy is desired thickness (approx 1 ½ -2 hours, the thicker the better)
Cook Meat:
1) use cast iron skillet.
2) Spray skillet with Pam.
3) Heat using med-high heat.
4) Braise cubed meat quickly on all 4 sides. Place in separate bowl until all meat is ready. (Do not overcook venison)
5) Add meat to pot with gravy and bring to a boil. Boil for no longer than 1 minute.
6) Remove from heat and serve over cooked rice.
Posted on 10/14/15 at 12:40 am to jimbeaux82
Note - before I get any smart *ss comments, see note at the bottom about substituting venison
Cajun Duck Sauce Piquante
Ingredients needed:
(recipe for 4-6 people)
2-3 med-large ducks
2 large onions
2 bell peppers
2 cans chopped rotelle tomatoes with jalipaneos
cooking oil
salt
black pepper
cayanne pepper
4 cups white rice
1) cut ducks into manageable pieces
2) brown ducks thoroughly in cast iron pot. Remove and place in separate bowl.
3) Chop onions and bell peppers as desired.
4) Brown onions and bell peppers thoroughly in cast iron pot.
5) Add browned duck pieces to cast iron pot.
6) Add salt and pepper as desired.
7) Add 2 cans rotelle tomatoes. Add water to cover meat.
8) Bring to boil. Allow to boil for 5 minutes.
9) Reduce heat and cook on low-med heat until ducks are tender and gravy is desired thickness (2 – 2 ½ hours).
10) Serve over cooked rice.
This recipe also is excellent using venison, squirrels, rabbit or any combination of the 4.
Cajun Duck Sauce Piquante
Ingredients needed:
(recipe for 4-6 people)
2-3 med-large ducks
2 large onions
2 bell peppers
2 cans chopped rotelle tomatoes with jalipaneos
cooking oil
salt
black pepper
cayanne pepper
4 cups white rice
1) cut ducks into manageable pieces
2) brown ducks thoroughly in cast iron pot. Remove and place in separate bowl.
3) Chop onions and bell peppers as desired.
4) Brown onions and bell peppers thoroughly in cast iron pot.
5) Add browned duck pieces to cast iron pot.
6) Add salt and pepper as desired.
7) Add 2 cans rotelle tomatoes. Add water to cover meat.
8) Bring to boil. Allow to boil for 5 minutes.
9) Reduce heat and cook on low-med heat until ducks are tender and gravy is desired thickness (2 – 2 ½ hours).
10) Serve over cooked rice.
This recipe also is excellent using venison, squirrels, rabbit or any combination of the 4.
Posted on 10/14/15 at 6:52 am to jimbeaux82
Venison burgers are great too
Posted on 10/14/15 at 8:12 am to jimbeaux82
quote:
Prepare Gravy: 1) melt 1 lb butter in cast iron pot. 2) Peel and chop onions. Slice mushrooms. 3) Add to pot with melted butter and sautee until soft. 4) Add ½ to ¾ bottle of red wine. 5) Cook down on low-med heat until gravy is desired thickness (approx 1 ½ -2 hours, the thicker the better)
You dont have any type of savory stock or roux as the base? This sounds like a very condensed wine reduction and would be extremely "syrupy" or sweet?
Posted on 10/14/15 at 9:25 am to biggsc
quote:
Venison burgers are great too
That's about the only thing I don't care for. I use my ground in spaghetti, chili and taco meat.
Posted on 10/14/15 at 9:54 am to jimbeaux82
quote:
2 lbs venison hind quarter
Fixed it - hopefully back strap isn't wasted in this monstrosity....
Posted on 10/14/15 at 10:06 am to CadesCove
Well besides burgers, I use it in sausage balls, pastas, etc
Posted on 10/14/15 at 10:16 am to biggsc
I eat the liver, cooked like calves liver, but I've always heard that the heart is one of the best thing to eat on venison. I hope to try it this year. Anybody have first hand knowledge and a recipe to share.
Posted on 10/14/15 at 12:04 pm to biggsc
quote:
How would you cook the neck?
No recipe, but: Take the whole neck roast, season as you like, Brown the shite out of it on every surface (brown it until you get nervous. . . then a little more), pull it out and put it aside. Deglaze the black pot with onions and peppers and halfway to clear onions, preheat the oven to 350, add garlic and mushrooms, stir and cook another 10 minutes or so. Put the roast back in the pot, add beef stock to fill, stir it up a little, taste for seasoning and add if needed. Put the lid on the pot and into the oven for 3 hours while you play cards, shoot the shite with your buddies and drink.
Cook some rice and sticky corn, heat up some french bread and you're ready to go, roast will be fork tender.
Posted on 10/14/15 at 1:50 pm to CajunAlum Tiger Fan
I like fried backstrap with rice and gravy
Posted on 10/14/15 at 1:51 pm to CajunAlum Tiger Fan
You dont have any type of savory stock or roux as the base? This sounds like a very condensed wine reduction and would be extremely "syrupy" or sweet?
No - cook it exactly as per the recipe. The Teryaki takes care of the "too sweet" issue. I have never served this to anyone who did not like it!
No - cook it exactly as per the recipe. The Teryaki takes care of the "too sweet" issue. I have never served this to anyone who did not like it!
Posted on 10/15/15 at 8:05 am to jimbeaux82
Wrap cube steak around slices of onions, bell peppers and fresh mushrooms with a dollop of cream cheese. Wrap the cube steak with bacon. Grill or oven cook..
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