Insta pot venison roast

[Dcrafton]

Does anyone have a good Recipe


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[BeaverHunter]

Would love one also.

 

[durangobrad]

I wouldn't put a normal roast in an instant pot. I like to keep those types of cuts cooked around medium rare. Instant pots are high temp and high pressure so your going to be left with something gray and tough.

What I have had good luck with are things like shanks and neck roasts that have a lot of connective tissue and other things that need time and temp to break down.

I like to use pulled meat style dishes for these like barbacoa or pulled pork. Make sure to start with the plenty of liquid and up the time a bit compared to a recipe for non game meat, those tendons can take a lot to break down.

Instant pot is also good for stews and currys.

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[jspradley]

Instant pot is great for fall apart tender pot roasts.

I like to take a 3-ish pound chunk of game meat, either white or sweet potatoes, several onions, carrots, put about an inch of beef broth then about 1/2 tsp of Better than Bullion, a little salt, whole peppercorns and juniper berries, a few garlic cloves. Then run it for about an hour on high pressure. Good stuff!

 

[wapitibob]

I've done several. Depending on how you cut your game, I separate every muscle, there may be no connective tissue. These were muscles from the hind qtr. In that instance I have found I needed added moisture to help break down the roast. The 1" depth js noted in his post is about where I'm at, maybe a bit more.

 

[deerhunt1988]

What I have had good luck with are things like shanks and neck roasts that have a lot of connective tissue and other things that need time and temp to break down.

Shank meat is EXCELLENT in the instant pot! All that tough tissue turns into a great gelatinous texture. I cook mine on high for at least 30 minutes.

 

[jspradley]

Shank meat is EXCELLENT in the instant pot! All that tough tissue turns into a great gelatinous texture. I cook mine on high for at least 30 minutes.

I prefer oven braising shanks if I have all day but they do turn out great in the instant pot too!

 

[OneRingTrTa]

Have not done a pot roast but did venison stroganoff in the instapot and it was to die for!

Just replace beef with venison

https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/258468/beef-stroganoff-for-instant-pot/

 

[Bailer]

I threw a roast in earlier this week to try. Seasoned it with salt, pepper and garlic. Seared it in the pot with some olive oil. Dumped a couple cans of beef consommé, red potatoes, carrots and celery. It came out tender and pretty good.

 

[Dvidos]

I threw a roast in earlier this week to try. Seasoned it with salt, pepper and garlic. Seared it in the pot with some olive oil. Dumped a couple cans of beef consommé, red potatoes, carrots and celery. It came out tender and pretty good.

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[aaron600rr]

Making this for the second time with deer shoulder and shank. Absolutely outstanding and a nice change!

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[durangobrad]

Making this for the second time with deer shoulder and shank. Absolutely outstanding and a nice change!

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This is exactly what I'm talking about! Lots of liquid and lots of tendons and coligen!

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[afdiamond1]

Look up Mississippi Pot Roast. I've even done this recipe with a frozen roast and it turns out awesome in the Instapot. All I do is put the roast in the bottom, put a packet of McCormick Au Jus gravy mix, a packet of Ranch Dressing mix, and a stick of unsalted butter on top of the roast. Throw 5 or 6 whole peppericinis and 3 tablespoons of the juice from the jar on it and put the lid on the cooker. Depending on the size of the roast, it takes about 3-4 hours. Release pressure, pull out the meat and hit the saute button. Stir in some cornstarch to make a gravy and after it thickens up, add the meat back to the pot and shred. Serve over rice, mashed potatoes or egg noodles.

 

[JonathonJEB]

Look up Mississippi Pot Roast. I've even done this recipe with a frozen roast and it turns out awesome in the Instapot. All I do is put the roast in the bottom, put a packet of McCormick Au Jus gravy mix, a packet of Ranch Dressing mix, and a stick of unsalted butter on top of the roast. Throw 5 or 6 whole peppericinis and 3 tablespoons of the juice from the jar on it and put the lid on the cooker. Depending on the size of the roast, it takes about 3-4 hours. Release pressure, pull out the meat and hit the saute button. Stir in some cornstarch to make a gravy and after it thickens up, add the meat back to the pot and shred. Serve over rice, mashed potatoes or egg noodles.

Is that 3 - 4 hours on high pressure, or is that total time that it takes to get up to pressure because its still frozen when you start? This sounds like something I would like to try.

 

[Texag16]

I have been wanting to do this as well with a elk roast! Ill have to give this a try!

 

[ManyBullets]

Look up Mississippi Pot Roast. I've even done this recipe with a frozen roast and it turns out awesome in the Instapot. All I do is put the roast in the bottom, put a packet of McCormick Au Jus gravy mix, a packet of Ranch Dressing mix, and a stick of unsalted butter on top of the roast. Throw 5 or 6 whole peppericinis and 3 tablespoons of the juice from the jar on it and put the lid on the cooker. Depending on the size of the roast, it takes about 3-4 hours. Release pressure, pull out the meat and hit the saute button. Stir in some cornstarch to make a gravy and after it thickens up, add the meat back to the pot and shred. Serve over rice, mashed potatoes or egg noodles.

I've done this one - it's awesome! Makes great tacos as leftovers too

 

[afdiamond1]

Is that 3 - 4 hours on high pressure, or is that total time that it takes to get up to pressure because its still frozen when you start? This sounds like something I would like to try.

3-4 hours on high pressure. I'll go more towards the 4 hour mark for a bigger roast

 

[JonathonJEB]

I tried the Mississippi pot roast recipe with a whole bone in neck roast off of a whitetail buck. I doubled the recipe because the roast was big. It turned out great. Im going to add it to the regular meal list.

 

[lacire]

Have not done a pot roast but did venison stroganoff in the instapot and it was to die for!

Just replace beef with venison

https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/258468/beef-stroganoff-for-instant-pot/

I just passed this on to my wife. Thanks

 

[Dewy]

Making this for the second time with deer shoulder and shank. Absolutely outstanding and a nice change!

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Thanks for posting this recipe! I made it tonight with 6 whitetail shanks in an instapot and it was awesome!! Shanks went in semi frozen so I set the time for 90 minutes and the meat was falling off the bone. Will reduce the time to 75 minutes next time. I did double the recipe to ensure enough liquid/broth.