markXshooter
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Cut mine into stew meat.
Made jalapeno bites out of a couple packages and everyone enjoyed them.
Made jalapeno bites out of a couple packages and everyone enjoyed them.
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Yeah….no sorry. Didn’t mean to imply you didn’t know the anatomy. Just thinking out loud. That’s what the question mark was for.In the words of our last great president “ come on man”
I know where the ribs are, I shoot through through them! Ha.
This ^^^. Did crock pot roasts for a few of my elk but birria quickly became my go to as well.Elk neck tacos, after slow cooking birria style. Amazing.
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Dude......it's 8 in the morning and I could eat that right now. Looks amazing.Elk neck tacos, after slow cooking birria style. Amazing.
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This looks incredible. I have been meaning to try something like this for a while now.Elk neck tacos, after slow cooking birria style. Amazing.
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I will trim off the thicker silver skin and outer tough layer if it’s aged a little bit. But once it looks like the “calf” meat, cut it into chunks and cook on high in crock pot for 8-9 hours. Need a good amount of beef broth/stock but this method of cooking gives super tender pulled meat. You can adjust seasonings to make it taco meat, stew with potatoes and carrots, etc.Serious question, what do you do with neck meat from an elk? I love elk meat, but at the same time, I have a nose/taste bud that detects the smallest hint of game taste due to fat, etc. I always pack the neck out, but struggle with what to do with hit. It's just one big ball of fat with multiple layers of meat, fat, meat fat.
What do you guys do with it to make it edible?