Wild Game Recipes

screedler

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Quesa Birria Tacos
Rather than grinding the shanks from my deer I now will make Quesa Birria tacos and we use an instant pot so it goes really easily. I also take an onion and scorch that on a dry cast iron pan and then include that burned onion into the blended broth that the meat is ultimately cooked in.
This YouTube recipe is the one follow:

I will take my deer shank and cut it in half or three pieces with a bone saw so that the bone is opened up exposing the marrow while it browns. After browning the meat I like to scoop out the marrow so that it integrates into the broth/consommé that you dip the tacos in.
 

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Patton

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Butterflied whitetail backstrap in a bacon weave. Stuffed with mushrooms, spinach, onions, etc.
 

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I did a Mongolian deer steak over white rice the other day it was really good. I kinda based it off multiple different internet recipes but with my style cooking I didn’t follow any of them. Also I did stroganoff with deer steak instead of traditional burger I don’t think my family will let that be a burger meal anymore.
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Yoteassasin

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LOVE lengua! Looks amazing.

This is a new one for me and gonna give it a go soon:
The flipper is amazing one of my favorites for sure . We serve it with a garlic spread called "toom" and French bread with some chimichuri
 

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IW17

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Hog tomahawks with shrimp poppers. Holy effing crap. This was fantastic.

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Tjman

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Love me some rare meat, but with the bacon in there, how rare can you go? (And I know the threat of undercooked domesticated pork is fairly low - but old habits die hard)
I do mine with beef fat so you don't have to worry about that with burgers. For venison, I like a 75%/25% mixture because of how lean it is.
 

longrie

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Spicy venison udon noodles:

Barbacoa tacos:

Recipes from this page have never let us down. Definitely worth a try.


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Some good ones in here!
 
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