What to make with diced venison?
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I used this recipe back in Oct for a group of us after a hard day's mountain biking - they all loved it!
https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/succulent-brai...
Made with 'locally sourced' Muntjac (by locally sourced, I mean the woodland next to our house!)
Served with Dauphinoise potatoes and peppered / buttered Savoy cabbage.
Edited to say, I also included some diced dried apricots - forgot about those!
https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/succulent-brai...
Made with 'locally sourced' Muntjac (by locally sourced, I mean the woodland next to our house!)
Served with Dauphinoise potatoes and peppered / buttered Savoy cabbage.
Edited to say, I also included some diced dried apricots - forgot about those!
Edited by S6PNJ on Thursday 7th December 10:08
I sauté lardons of smoked streaky bacon, putting in to a casserole pot and leaving the oil behind, then brown the venison in that oil. All in to the pot with red wine, a glug of port, and chicken stock (or venison if you have, but not beef or lamb). With an hour or so to go I add some part cooked lentil vert and adjust seasoning.
I'd be making a bigos (Hunter's Stew) with that, plus some other bits:
https://www.seriouseats.com/from-a-polish-country-...
https://www.seriouseats.com/from-a-polish-country-...
Dashnine said:
I was thinking of swapping out beef mince for vension mince for the health benefits, thinking a chilli for starters (well, not that starter) - anyone tried it?
A mate who's a deerstalker eats little else. I've had a lasagne at his place made with venison mince cooked with red wine and tinned tomatoes and it was amazing.Venison mince also make great burgers and meat balls.
To the OP. I would keep it really simple.
Make sure it's well browned - I use beef dripping. Coarse mirepoix of veg. A bouquet garni. Bit of flour for thickening. Red wine. Beef or chicken stock. Long slow cook.
Dauphinoise a really good call.
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