Venison Recipes from Mackay Fish Market

 

Venison Swiss Steak

 

Burgundy Venison

 

Venison on the Outdoor Grill

 

Venison Stew

 

Barbecued Venison

Venison Steaks Basic Recipes

Thaw Venison steak in original, unopened plastic packaging. When ready to cook, remove plastic, rinse venison quickly under cool water and pat dry with a paper towel.

 

In a skillet put 1-2 tbsp. of virgin olive oil. Get pan very hot over high heat. Fry steak 45 seconds to 1.5 minutes per side, turning only once. Serve hot and juicy. Steak will have pink to barely pink centre. Salt and pepper to taste.

 

4 ways of Jazz it up:

 

1.   Season steak in pan with sausage seasoning on each side. Steak will taste similar to a pork chop and is super in a biscuit sandwich, with eggs, with candied yam, with a baked sweet potato, with applesauce or with long grain and wild rice.

2.   As virgin olive oil heats for basic recipe, toss is a pinch of rosemary. In a short time, the olive oil will absorb the rosemary oil and flavor. Remove rosemary and fry steaks as in basic recipe.

3.   Serve hot steaks with a pat of garlic butter on top, or butter seasoned with favorite herbs. Or put a dollop of warm sour cream and fresh chopped chives. Or even a dollop of warm red current jelly on top, or on the side.

4.   Marinate steaks for 30 minutes in Worcestershire sauce with a splash of liquid smoke. Salt and pepper. Fry as in basic recipe or fry in butter. Add onions and green peppers for stir-fry, if desired.

 


 

 

 

Venison Swiss Steak

 

1 kg venison steak

3 large onions

1 cup green pepper, chopped

1 ½ cups tomatoes, chopped

Pepper

Flour

 

  • Roll meat in flour, the pound meat.

  • Season with pepper.

  • Brown on both sides on low heat in frying pan.

  • Place in roasting pan.

  • Add remaining ingredients.

  • Cook covered in moderate oven of 2 to 2 ½ hours.

  • Remove meat and thicken sauce to make gravy.

 


Burgundy Venison

 

1 kg venison, cut like stew meat

½ cup Burgundy wine

1 small can mushrooms

1 can cream of mushroom soup

1 packet (dry) onion soup mix

 

  • Put in slow cooker and mix until well blended.

  • Cook all day.

  • This is also good without the wine.


 

Venison on the Outdoor Grill

 

Grill Recipe No. 1

 

Season Venison steak with garlic salt and black pepper. Grill over mature coals, turning and basting with butter every minute till you achieve desired doneness. Ballpark would be 5 – 6 minutes, depends on fire, distance of meat from fire, etc.

 

 

Grill Recipe No. 2

 

Marinade:

Salt

Coarse, ground black pepper

Green onion tops or dried chives

Worcestershire sauce to cover

 

Sauce – boil together:

1 cup butter

¼ cup lemon juice – more for stronger lemon flavor

2 tsp. salt

1 tsp. pepper

2 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce

2 diced jalapeno peppers

 

  • Marinate venison steaks for 30 minutes to 2 hours to absorb flavor.

  • The longer the time, the stronger the flavor.

  • Remove venison steaks from marinade.

  • Apply sauce to marinated steaks before grilling on low coals till centers are hot and pink to taste.

  • Baste with sauce during grilling and after removing from fire.


 

Venison Stew

 

1kg venison, cubed

1 cup onion, diced

12 potatoes, diced

6 carrots, diced

1 packet mixed vegetables, frozen

1 cup celery, diced

¼ cup barley

8 cups water

1 tsp. seasoning salt

1 garlic clove, minced

1 tsp. salt

½ tsp. pepper

2 tbsp. parsley, dry

1 tbsp. beef soup mix

1 small packet gravy mix

1 bay leaf

 

  • Sear venison until brown on all sides.

  • Add water.

  • Add celery, carrots, potatoes, onions, and all other ingredients except frozen vegetables.

  • Cook on medium heat until vegetables are tender and meat is cooked through.

  • Add frozen veggies and cook until hot.

  • Remove bay leaf.

  • Serve with hard rolls.

  • May need to add additional broth.

  • Serves 7.

 


Barbecued Venison

 

1 kg venison

1 can beer

3 garlic cloves

Salt – to taste

Freshly ground pepper – to taste

2 onions – sliced

3 bay leaves

2 cups barbecue sauce

 

  • Trim excess fat from venison.

  • In a large bowl mix beer, garlic, salt, pepper, onions and bay leaves.

  • Add venison. (Marinade should cover meat).

  • Marinate in refrigerator for 12 – 24 hours, turning occasionally.

  • Remove venison and onions from marinade and place in crock pot.

  • Pour 1 cup barbecue sauce over top.

  • Cover and cook in crock pot on low for 10 -12 hours.

  • Serve with remaining barbecue sauce.

  • Serves 6.

 


 

 

 

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