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Family friend just gave me like 4 pounds of ground deer meat. I've only ever made deer tacos before, and want to try something else. What are some good ideas? Preferably not too difficult. Pic obviously unrelated

>> No.20266764

>>20266728
Make some deer chilii, I'd sure try that out. It's already ground so it seems natural.

>> No.20266772
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>>20266728
Get some of these Hawaiian buns and make deer sliders

>> No.20267248

>>20266728
Did they add pork fat to it or did they give you 4 pounds of 97% lean?

>> No.20267455

>>20266764
That's the one thing I considered making thus far. Will probably try it later next week.
>>20267248
It has a little fat free sticker on them

>> No.20267625

>>20267455
You're gonna have to add fat to that meat in order to do anything with it. Mix in 20% ground bacon or lard or something like that. I grew up in the country and we killed 7-10 deer a year, I ate very little beef until after I left home for college.

>> No.20267644

Venison meatloaf (with added fat) sounds like something decent for your situation. If you wanna get wild, maybe lasagna?

>> No.20267970

>>20267625
OK, thank you for telling me. I didn't know that. Are there any other things I could add instead? Just wanna know my options
>>20267644
Both of those sound good. I'm definitely down to trying meatloaf. Thank you for that recommendation

>> No.20268643

>>20267970
"deerloaf" that seems good, I'd sure as heck try it out.

>> No.20268917

>>20267970
Venison chili is easy, it gives you a wide margin for error on the venison and it's really delicious. Venison is prone to getting tough when overcooked, but between the acid and long cooking times chili gives you a really wide margin for error. If it gets tough, just cook it some more and it'll come around.

>> No.20269344

>>20267625
Can I use something like butter or is that not enough? Apologies if that's a stupid question

>> No.20269348

>>20269344
You'll be better off using lard or tallow

>> No.20270681

>>20269344
I'm not gonna stop you, but it's unlikely to taste any good. Butter and venison have distinct flavors that are unlikely to work well together.