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Recipes Using Canned Venison

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Date: 11/29/2005 Topics: Readers Request > Food | Recipes > Meats  
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I was wondering if anyone had any ideas or recipes to share that use canned venison. I have been canning it all weekend and would like some yummy recipes to use this winter.

Thanks,
Erica from West Virginia
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Post By Lisa in Wisconsin (Guest Post) (10/15/2008)
Here is a good one. Mix the canned venison with either sloppy joe sauce or bbq sauce and eat it on a bun. I also make lots of canned venison every year and am always looking for new recipes.

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Post by badwater (745) | (12/01/2005)
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When we lived in Kentucky, we always had the deer packaged ready for the freezer. I've never even heard of canning venison before. I'd make roasts in the crockpot, or tenderloins with biscuits. I had people eating our venison that would have had a fit, if they knew they were eating "deer meat". I never had to soak mine like some folks did, I used herbs, spices and seasonings to take away the "game-y" taste. I sure miss not living back there now, to have the venison (& miss my family). It's season there, now!! So far the only one of my relatives to get one, is my Mom. She got a young buck. Best of Luck to all the hunters, out there!!

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Post by DLMiller (3) | (11/30/2005)
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This is very easy to do. Take some portabello mushrooms and slice and a onion and dice and fresh garlic and parsley. Saute the onions in butter just a tblp or two and when lightly browned add mushrooms and saute hard add garlic and parsley then mix add to that a port wine or any full body red about 1/2 cup. bring to a simmer then add your venison and return to a simmer. Season with a little beef base thicken with either a roux or cornstarch and water your choice. You do not want it super thick. Put over egg noodles, mashed potatoes, rice, puff pastry, baked potatoes what ever you like. You can even add fresh or dried thyme to this and add a little sour cream and use it that way.

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Post by motherearth12 (2) | (11/30/2005)
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thank you those sound very good. We have a generous supply of venison here in WV. I think we are aloud 3 each this year. And that comes in very handy in the middle of winter. Thanks again

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Post By Cougar Davenport (Guest Post) (11/30/2005)
About canned venison, I always can it if I am lucky enough to get some. Here is a recipe that I have adapted from my mom's recipe from when I was a little girl. All my kids love it!!
Deer (or elk) meat and rice. Can use any wild game. I even use beef when its cheap
Make a full recipe of rice. I immagine any rice would work but I have always used long grain white rice. Chop about 1/2 (or more) cups of both celery and onion. Saute them in about 2 Tabls. butter. Next add to the veggies, I quart of the canned venison, plus the juices. Let it come to a simmer and season with salt and pepper and at least 1 teaspoon of curry powder. I use more. to this mixture, and simmer. Next I add an additional can of consomme or beef broth. simmer and slightly thicken with cornstarch mixed in water until dissolved. Now add it to the rice, put in a casserole and bake at about 350 for 30 minutes. It is so good. Wish I had some venison right now!!

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Post by dpcw (129) | (11/29/2005)
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My husbands favorite way to eat it is to just cook some macaroni (drain) and mix with cream of mushroom soup and the canned venison. I always season with season salt or what ever I have handy.

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