Today in my kitchen I am sharing a recipe from my Mom. My Dad has hunted his whole life with his family – its put meat on the table in lean times and still big part of our family menu.The golden rule here is you eat what you kill – so waste not. If you are not a Venison fan you can use this on other meat. Lisa
It’s Deer Season in the Sportsman Paradise ( Louisiana ) so here’s a recipe to try – Lisa
- Deer Roast
- Onions, and bell peppers cut in large pieces
- Garlic pods
- salt,red pepper
- 1 bottle of Italian Dressing (Wishbone)
- 1 T Oil
The night before cooking – cut small holes in deer meat – stuff holes with onion,garlic and peppers. Mix salt and pepper and stuff in holes with vegetables. Set in a pan and pour Italian dressing over meat to marinate overnight.
In the morning place oil in Dutch Oven- brown the Roast and add a Cup of water. Let come to boil and place a lid on. Cook on low 5-6 hours . When done remove and thicken gravy. ( You can also place roast in an oven pan and Cook in 350 oven until done ).
Deer meat needs to be marinated and Cooked slow and Low.
Marinates :
Homemade Italian Dressing
- ¼ cup vinegar (red wine, cider, white wine, etc)
- ¾ cup olive oil
- 1 teaspoon mustard
- 1 garlic clove, mashed and minced
- 1 tablespoon Italian seasoning (or oregano)
Put the lid on the jar and shake it for all you’re worth, which will emulsify the marinade. You can also just whisk it together in a bowl.
Teriyaki marinades are almost as classic as Italian dressing.
- 1/2 cup sake
- 1/2 cup mirin, a Japanese sweet wine
- 6 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 heaping tablespoon sugar
This time of year venison is almost the only meat we’re eating! I can’t get enough of the stuff and my daughter-in-law and I keep telling my son we need another 2 deer! We’ll try this roast very soon!
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We love it too- Deer Chili is a family favorite too. And of course deer sausage !! Have a great day
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You too, Lisa.
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