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So I just got some venison from a friend and I have no clue what to make with it. It’s mostly grounded and backstrap

>> No.12008239

honest-food.net/

Go nuts

>> No.12008242

>>12008233
>backstrap
I dont believe you, no one jsut gives the backstraps away, the burger sure but not the best cut.

>> No.12008255

>>12008242
Maybe OP’s friend want him to suck his dick. Maybe if OP is lucky, his friend will then suck his dick in return.

>> No.12008260

>>12008233
Venison Wellington from the blackstrap using locally foraged mushrooms

>> No.12008264

>>12008242
He’s got a lot of venison meat so he just gave me a little. And it’s one small backstrap

>> No.12008290

>>12008242
Sure they do. People give nice gifts to good friends and people they respect.

>> No.12008326

>>12008290
Seems kind of gay.

>> No.12008343

Add some extra fat to the ground. Shit is pretty damn lean on its own

>> No.12008344

>>12008326
Having friends?

>> No.12008346

>>12008290
Theres no such thing as a gift. Either theres a price to pay or theyre trying to fuck you.

>> No.12008347

>>12008343
Works great for chili, though. No fat straining required.

>> No.12008351

I like backstrap grilled but otherwise just treat it like you would filet mignon

>> No.12008354

>>12008344
Giving.

>> No.12008358

>>12008344
>man
>having friends who are male
>boys as friends
>boyfriend
>man with a boyfriend
>man gives his package of meat to his boyfriend

Yes. It's pretty gay.

>> No.12008360

>>12008351
>treat tenderloin like tenderloin

>> No.12008364

>>12008233
Just curious why you posted a pic of an elk and not a deer. IMO elk is much better than deer. For venison I like ti pan sear it, add onions, and then a cup of water to deglaze and then finish it off in the oven.

>> No.12008370

>>12008364
Elk are deer, elk meat is venison.

>> No.12008372

>>12008370
Elk meat is a lot closer to beef in terms of flavor and fat content than deer is.

>> No.12008385

Enjoy the prions

>> No.12008397

>>12008372
Doesnt matter, its venison.

>> No.12008398

>>12008370
I'm my area this is very true. We have mule deer that are basically trash eaters. They eat so much sage brush that it turns the flavor of the meat

>> No.12008403

>>12008372
But it’s in the deer family so it’s called venison

>> No.12008406

>>12008385
>CWD can infect humans
Since when faggot?

>> No.12008408

>>12008397
It matters when you’re cooking it.

>> No.12008411
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>>12008354
>>12008358

>> No.12008414

>>12008403
Yeah and it’s all meat so I guess that means there’s no difference between any meat and you cook all animals exactly the same and specificity no longer matters.

>> No.12008416

>>12008408
>the name of something matters when youre cooking it

>> No.12008426

>>12008416
OP asked how to cook venison. It matters if it’s elk or deer.

>> No.12008431

>>12008426
It says deer

>> No.12008442

>>12008431
But that’s a picture of an elk, and OP literally never said the word “deer”

>> No.12008443

>>12008426
It really doesn't, cervid recipes are more or less interchangeable across species, especially if he's just got backstrap and burger. Which cut of meat, how old the animal was, its sex and whether it was shot during the rut, diet, and how it was processed after being shot are all far more important aspects than species.

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>>12008442
It’s just a picture I had. Who cares

>> No.12008458

>>12008454
You know you can download pictures off of google, right?

>> No.12008464

>>12008454
We care, let us sort this out.

>> No.12008482

>>12008458
>typed venison in search bar for images
>a picture of an elk pops up in results
>deer and elk are in the same family and both of their meat is venison
Hmmmm

>> No.12008504

>>12008346
That's a depressing view of the matter

>> No.12008509

>>12008504
autistic/sociopathic(same thing), you mean

>> No.12008527

>>12008233
Backstrap steak with runny eggs from your yard, kimchi, and Primal Kitchen Foods Chipotle mayo

>> No.12008942

>>12008346
You sound sad

>> No.12009229

>>12008346
What?

>> No.12009255

>>12008346
when my friends buy me lunch the price to pay is buying lunch next time

when i buy my friends lunch the price they pay is buying lunch next time

when my friend gives me a free tow the price to pay is machining parts for his truck free

when my friend gets free parts machined for his truck the price is a free tow

>> No.12010316

Bump

>> No.12010557

Grill the backstrap, use the ground in place of beef ground. Deer ground has a lot less fat though so things like burgers take more complex recipes because it doesn't stick together well. Other than that, just do normal shit.