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Wait.....maybe I'll do a beef wellington with the backstrap. Hmmmmm.... I did that once years back for some guests who had no idea it was elk. It was a disaster! I didn't have any leftovers.
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Wait.....maybe I'll do a beef wellington with the backstrap. Hmmmmm.... I did that once years back for some guests who had no idea it was elk. It was a disaster! I didn't have any leftovers. Hahaha.
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Any other inspiring meat ideas?
I haven't planned ahead. Probably do a stuffed elk backstrap? Stuffed backstrap is awesome!! This summer I made a cream cheese/sautéed onions and jalapeños stuffed elk backstrap. Wrapped in bacon and smoked on the Traeger for about an hour. Cranked heat to crisp the bacon. It was literally gone in 3 minutes once cut up.
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Warming up a honey baked spiral cut ham this year, and having our Daughter and Son-in law out.
Should be a fun time!
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Alaskan Crab legs, Shrimp, and Lobster cooked on the grill with a light bit of butter and hickory smoke.
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