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Venison Recipes

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11:35 am
December 2, 2009


Suzanne McMinn

Sassafras Farm in Roane County, WV

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Maud, be sure to check out my post on using a pressure canner!

http://suzannemcminn.com/blog/…..re-method/

Not only does it make canning meat safe, it's so much faster!  None of that 2 1/2 hour stuff!  I love love love the pressure canner! Happy Flower  (Environmentally friendly, too, because it cans so quickly!  That's why I do tomatoes in the pressure canner even though they could be done in a hot water bath.  Saves energy to use the pressure canner.)

Clover made me do it.

5:47 pm
December 3, 2009


marymac

ohio

Big Chicken

posts 50

wvhomecanner said:

Yes, neck roasts would be great with this method. Just less time, less volume.

Let us know how it goes!

dede


Hi…I made the neck roasts yesterday and I have to tell you they were delicious .  I layed bacon strips on top of them and spiked them with garlic cloves in a few places, baked at 300 for about 3 hrs and oh my you talk about good eating, real tasty with homemade horsey sauce.  Thanks for the idea!!

10:47 pm
December 3, 2009


wvhomecanner

North Central WV

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posts 3015

Great! And now my mouth is watering LOL.

Dede

"Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not." ~ The Lorax by Dr. Seuss ~

3:00 pm
December 5, 2009


wvhomecanner

North Central WV

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posts 3015

One of my favorites was something we used to do a lot back in

the early 80's Wink – fondue! We cleaned the meat and cubed it (sometimes an entire deer),

then marinated it overnight in Italian dressing. Then an electric fondue pot

(or 4 or 5) was filled with oil (peanut) and brought to temp. We all

sat around the pot with a fondue fork and cooked 2 or 3 cubes of

meat at a time to desired degree of doneness. Then plopped on our

plate an ate with favorite dipping sauces. To die for.

You can adapt this to all homemade stuff – dressings, etc. The dipping sauces were

as simple as BBQ sauce or as creative as a horseradish cream. The

oil can change depending on preference or tolerance. Lots of fun.

Everyone loved it.

This would also work with a deep fryer, electric skillet, etc. with adjustable temp.

Dede

"Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not." ~ The Lorax by Dr. Seuss ~

10:38 pm
December 5, 2009


marymac

ohio

Big Chicken

posts 50

Wow, this sounds like a lot of fun, as long as everyone liked deer meat, but as you said you could do this with other things too.  This would be great in a deer camp, as  the hunters I know always eat plenty of deer meat  on their hunting trips.

9:38 am
December 13, 2009


blueberrylu

Michigan

Mighty Chicken

posts 201

My hubby's favorite is deer roast.  I put one in the crock pot, in a small bowl mix 1 can of cream of mushroom soup and 1/2 can of cola, pour it over the meat, then cook 5-6 hours on high, 8-10 hours on low.  It makes a very yummy, slightly sweet gravy that is so yummy over mashed taters.  Shimmy


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