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We've always eaten like kings at our deer camp. Several of our members, past and present, owned restaurants, diners, concession stands etc. Probably our signature dish is Venison with Rosemary. Autofive and I cooked it for our September meeting. It comes out real tender. We pretty much multiply everything by 4 to feed our crew. Ingredients: 2-3 lbs. of venison steak, cut 3/8" -1/2" thick. (Trim off all fat) 2 whole rosemary (ground is preferred, if available, 1 tbsp. or less to taste) Garlic Powder Pepper 2 cans Golden Mushroom soup Burgundy wine 3-4 cups shredded Monterey Jack of Mozzarella cheese
Place steak in a kettle, add rosemary and seasonings to taste. Add enough wine to just cover the steaks. Cover the kettle and simmer on top of the stove for approximately an hour or until tender. Drain the broth from the steaks and reserve. If using whole rosemary, strain broth and remove any rosemary on the steaks. Place the steaks in a Pyrex dish large enough for a single layer. Mix the broth with the Golden Mushroom soup until the consistency of thick gravy. Pour over steaks until covered. Bake at 375 degrees for 1 hour. The last 10 minutes, add shredded cheese on top. Adjust all quantities to your taste. Serves 4. Ok, this one is getting saved. Betting it's delicious. Btw, no special dishes. Just whatever we feel like.
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Any good venison recipes to share? Our own Mule Deer's wife, Eileen Barsness has several available on their website. https://www.riflesandrecipes.com/product-category/books/cookbooks/ acy, that Venison w/Rosemary is excellent. In fact I made it for the home team just last week.
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Found a really good way to cook deer ribs.I seasoned them,then browned both sides with a little olive oil ,a few pieces at a time.Then I stacked the ribs in my cast iron dutch oven and put them in the oven at 375 degrees with the lid off for about an hour until all the pieces looked nice and brown.Then I sliced some onion and put it on top the meat and continued cooking for another half hour until the onion looked like it was starting to look slightly done.Then I added a cup or so of water and put the lid on and continued cooking.Checked occasionally and add a little water as needed.Cooked them about 4hrs.They were moist and fall off the bone tender.
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our deer season is already underway. We always have chili, often times a stew, last weekend we had bear meat chili and Grilled T bones. I'll be making cabbage soup tonight to bring out to camp on Friday.
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I wish I was at lease right now, rain should stop there about noon, sun pops out, deer will be movin.
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Wiener water soup.lol one of the guy s said as a kid that one day they had weiners and the next day it was wiener water soup. Ed k
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chicken and dumplins and a molasses pear cake
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Jaegerschitzel, Spaetzle, mashed potatoes and usually brussels sprouts right out of the garden.
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As said earlier, that Conecah(sp) sausage is really good. We eat a lot of it both at the lease and at our gatherings. Really works well in the gumbo that I take to the lease. Make enough for a main meal one nite and a secondary dish on another meal too. Lots of good bologna for Dagwood sandwiches and often a couple of pork loins.
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Jaegerschitzel, Spaetzle, mashed potatoes and usually brussels sprouts right out of the garden. let me know when you need a ride to camp, but you have to feed me.
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Damn! What happened to a can of Spam and some light bread? Maybe if it got real fancy some fried taters and onions. Cooked in lard of course.
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Beer can chicken done in the cook stove is traditional at our deer camp.
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lots of food, a little bit of beer, plenty of walking and glassing, and plenty of sleeping!
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Moose, if I get lucky. But that ends in September. Basically, they ain't nothin' but a 1500 lb whitetail... You guys eat hot food? Bunch of wussies!
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We don't camp for deer season, I still have to work and we can hunt from the end of August into December. When we do make camp for elk season we keep food simple as we're working off a stove top. Usually steaks one night, fried chicken, stews, gumbo, soup, etc. Nothing too creative. I did save Grandma P's recipe though. We make piroshkis but usually at home and this recipe reminds me of that.
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Kraut and kielbasa for lunch the first day.
Nothing specific the rest of the time
Small Game, Deer, Turkey, Bear, Elk....It's what's for dinner.
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Only puzzies don't feast on Mt House, under a semi water proof tarp.... Just giving u guys crap.... I like my pick-up camper when I can use it. My wife likes it (and me) even better. Not that I can't still handle the rough stuff, but mostly anymore that's me and the dog... Good thing she likes to snuggle...
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I'm taking smoked pulled pork and beans with smoked brisket.
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