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Cook it like good beef, slowly if it's a roast cut. As mentioned, gravy and wine are a good tactic. The main thing to take into account is to remove all the fat you can from a roast, as the tongue-coating tendency of tallow is a pretty big turn off for those what are not into venison. A proper rogering after the meal goes a long way toward fond memories of the meal, all the more if you get her wined up in advance.
"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants." TJ
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I make my own dark beer and use it in the crock pot with deer. Salt, Pepper, a very little liquid smoke, and cajun season. Always a hit here..
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