Different Cuts

JV842

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The buck I arrowed a couple weeks ago was bigger n fatter than we usually get around here so I tried some different things when I processed him
IMG_7605.jpegIMG_7616.jpegIMG_7635.jpegIMG_7636.jpegCooked up some venison t-bones this evening n not disappointed
Sorry about the paper plates…was not feeling like doing dishes for me n the Mrs!
 
IMG_7603.jpegIMG_7604.jpegAlso took the kidneys, heart, liver, n nuts
Let em sit in fresh parsley, chopped garlic, salt, pepper, chile flake, GOOD Hungarian paprika, olive oil, n red wine vinegar….
Skewered n cooked on direct hot mesquite coals, on a fresh tortilla, w a squeeze of lemon juice
OUTSTANDING, even the kidneys
 
I've never left any fat on my deer meat. Any that WAS left coated my mouth and wasn't good. How did this work out?
 
Me either, but the fat was white as can be w no smell, so I figured what the hell…was great.
My cousin even rendered down the fat we did cut off, it does have a touch of gaminess to it but not that bad
This was a prerut buck that lived its life around crop fields, shot cleanly w an arrow, cleaned very quickly, n hung in a cooler for about a week n a half
I've never left any fat on my deer meat. Any that WAS left coated my mouth and wasn't good. How did this work o
 
View attachment 391506View attachment 391507Also took the kidneys, heart, liver, n nuts
Let em sit in fresh parsley, chopped garlic, salt, pepper, chile flake, GOOD Hungarian paprika, olive oil, n red wine vinegar….
Skewered n cooked on direct hot mesquite coals, on a fresh tortilla, w a squeeze of lemon juice
OUTSTANDING, even the kidneys
I’m gonna have to give that a shot.
 

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