WebHow to Make Dry Rub Recipe For Venison INGREDIENTS 4 tablespoons freshly ground black pepper 1-3 tablespoons cayenne pepper 2 1/2 tablespoons dried …
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WebFor this easy venison marinade you’ll need the following ingredients: extra virgin olive oil balsamic vinegar Worcestershire sauce …
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WebFor the Venison: 1Tbsp.butter 1poundvenison loin or backstrap(sliced about ¾” thick) or tenderized cutlets 2eggsbeaten 2 …
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Web1. Whisk together the salt, black pepper, onion power, garlic powder, dried rosemary, dried thyme, and smoke paprika. 2. Transfer rub to a storage jar and label with the contents …
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Web1 venison backstrap 1 medium yellow onion skin removed, sliced 2 Tablespoons butter 1/4 cup avocado oil 5 fresh sage leaves 2-3 Tablespoons fresh …
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WebRub meat with seasonings (feel free to use a little olive oil, and do just a sprinkling of each seasoning). Heat butter in cast iron pan on open fire, stove, grill, or pellet smoker at 8/10 …
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WebVenison Stroganoff is a hearty, comforting, low carb, keto friendly meal that the whole family will love! Tender, flavorful venison slow simmered in a savory mushroom and …
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WebCut The Venison Into Strips. If the meat isn't already cut, you'll have to give yourself plenty of prep time. It takes a while to cut up all the meat into thin strips.
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Web1 pound venison backstrap ½ tablespoon olive oil Marinade ¼ cup olive oil ¼ cup soy sauce 2 tablespoons lemon juice (plus lemon wedges for optional garnish) 2 …
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A dry rub is basically all you need. Venison backstrap or loin -- tied so that it retains it's shape. The first thing you'll need to do is make the dry rub. With its woodsy flavors of thyme and juniper, this rub is especially designed for wild game although it works beautifully on beef and pork.
Preheat the oven to 375F. Pat dry a fully thawed, room temperature venison backstrap with paper towels. Slice the onions and add to a skillet with butter over medium heat. Sauté for about 5 minutes. Do not fully cook the onions. Using a mortar and pestle, crush the sage and thyme into almost a paste.
And, while there are many ways to cook deer backstrap, including smoking, using a dry rub, pan-searing (like my pan seared duck recipe) and grilling, I’m partial to this recipe for its ease and consistent results. I personally think a simple marinade before grilling makes for the best tasting venison backstrap.
You can use rubber gloves if you like but you have to use your fingers to push the rub into the meat allowing it to adhere with the moisture in the meat. Set the meat aside for a few minutes then rub again. This coats the meat very well with the rub. Melt some butter and a little olive oil in a skillet and add your dry rubbed backstrap.