Yes the old bucks do tend to be gamey.
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I've never cooked venison, so can't answer, but my uncle gave me a couple of packages of elk when I lived in CA... the ground meat I made spaghetti for the kids... they loved it and my daughter actually ate some of it... she's been a vegetarian since she was about 6, so I guess I did okay.... the roast I cooked was just short of shoe leather... must have messed that up. My uncle's brother in law always cooked his breaded and fried... remember it as being pretty tasty.
Chuck
Tellico Plains, TN
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I cook venison about the same as I do most meats, on the webber. Direct heat for a sear then moved off the heat (charcoal only on one side of the grill) put a piece of wood for smoke (I use alder) put the cover on the grill and leave for 25 - 25 minutes. Done to medium/Medium rare every time. I also only season with salt and pepper![]()
I love venison. The best way to cook it starts with the best way to hunt itThe best venison isn't from a 12 point buck, it's from the younger deer. Once that part of the task is completed, I flour it, then fry it in oil like you would fried chicken... good stuff.
Oh Tom's culinary skills folks, have to be tasted to be believed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! He is a chief!!!!!!
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Yes sir that is true! I won't ever forget that meal he made for us after going through Death Valley on Tour DeWood 2010. http://familywoodworking.org/forums/...297#post212297 Boy he really outdid himself that day!
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Last edited by Bill Satko; 12-08-2011 at 12:36 AM. Reason: Changed 2011 to 2010, I can't believe it has been that long, it only seems like yesterday.
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Thanks Bill, I was ready for a laugh
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thats ok tom it must have been someone else the tour that you went on was 2010 not 2011 so this must have been one of his other friends![]()
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