Smoked venison

Jpsmith1

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Such a simple recipe but it's delicious.

Take a venison roast, I used the "football" roasts out of the back quarters.. I'm not sure exactly what they're called correctly.

Weigh them in KG. Add 1% sugar and 1% salt to a ziplock. Throw the roast in, rub the seasoning in and allow to sit in the fridge for 4 days to a week.

Smoke to 130° internal and allow to rest.

Sliced thing with onions, peppers and mushrooms make delicious sandwiches.
 

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Such a simple recipe but it's delicious.

Take a venison roast, I used the "football" roasts out of the back quarters.. I'm not sure exactly what they're called correctly.

Weigh them in KG. Add 1% sugar and 1% salt to a ziplock. Throw the roast in, rub the seasoning in and allow to sit in the fridge for 4 days to a week.

Smoke to 130° internal and allow to rest.

Sliced thing with onions, peppers and mushrooms make delicious sandwiches.
Looks Delicious! Thanks for posting. I’m surely going to try this
 
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Jpsmith1

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Nice i’m going to have to try this. If the cut you use is the one I’m thinking of I think it’s the sirloin off the hindquarter -one of my favorite cuts. Makes my mouth water just thinking about it…
 

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Take a venison roast, I used the "football" roasts out of the back quarters
How does the connective tissue and inner silverskin in that sirloin roast turn out after smoking? Does it completely break down like when braised? Or is it still tough and you just pick it out as you eat it?
 
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Jpsmith1

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How does the connective tissue and inner silverskin in that sirloin roast turn out after smoking? Does it completely break down like when braised? Or is it still tough and you just pick it out as you eat it?
In the future, a little better trimming would benefit.

I generally slice it across the roast into super thin slices so the bits of connective tissue aren't hugely problematic
 
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