Stop grinding shanks
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Carnage2011
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That a shank off a coues? I would have guessed it was a hind quarter off one of those little guys.
BackofBeyond
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I specifically saved the shanks off my muley this year just for braising. Good for lamb shanks, gotta be good for muley shanks.
LuketheDog
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People still grind shanks?! That's borderline criminal...
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That’s what I was thinking.
Boarmaster
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Im going to try shanks osso bucco style this year.
Rzrbck918
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Forgive my ignorance but Im assuming its the lower portion of the leg. If so, do you just separate the leg at the joint?
ID_deerslayer
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yes, remove at the joint and then I go an extra step and cut the bone to reveal a little bit of the marrow inside on the opposite end of the large joint. they freeze well and I typically smoke them for an hour before braising and making tacos out of the meat.
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Do you have a favorite recipe or just any old osso bucco recipe w/ decent reviews?
BackofBeyond
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Osso Buco will work, or a good braised lamb shank recipe will get you there also. Just depends on what size of shank you’re doing.
When I’ve done beef Osso Buco the shanks were cut ~ 2”, so if you’re using an elk shank that may be better. My muley shanks are very similar in size to lamb, so cook time will be similar to a lamb recipe.
I used Danielle Prewett’s Meateater recipe using Garam Masala.
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Indian Spiced Osso Buco
It’s not uncommon to hear that most hunters grind the meat from the shanks of their venison. There isn’t anything wrong with this, however, there are other options. After making Osso Buco I discovered that the value of the shank isn’t just the meat, it’s what’s inside those bones that makes all...
David Gough
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Last night was the first time in years I didn't prep the meat for braising. Only reason is we are low on burger and are butchering two antelope.
mrcowboy
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Pressure cooked javelina shank is great.
Gellar
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Any shank recipe by Hank Shaw is money!
Bambistew
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I've tried to like them, but just don't really care for them or any of the recipes. I'm good with grinding, plenty of other cuts to eat.
Boarmaster
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If I gather up enough of them I might try out a recipe I used for short ribs braised with onion , green bell pepper, celery and andouille sausage over rice or mashed potatoes. Probably be corn bread in the mix.
Elkmagnet
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I skim/read titles to fast. This had the ingredients to be a great thread by switching a letter or two.
Carry on
Carry on
