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Venison recipes (37)

After the hunt, it's time for the cookout. Marksman-tested venison recipes coming up.
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Recipe by: ChefLuigi
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Deer meatloaf topped with crisp bacon for extra flavor.
 
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You start with bacon, finish with whiskey, and end up with great venison steaks.
 
Recipe by: Ben Sullivan
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This is my favorite marinade after a good hunting season. The two days in the fridge really makes all the difference when dealing with fussy people who don't like the 'wild' taste of a good hunt.
 
Recipe by: ChefLuigi
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This hearty venison stew gets a flavor boost from beer. The better the beer you pick, the better the flavor.
 
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Deer steaks cooked nice and slow get a sweet finish from port.
 
Recipe by: deerhunter289
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If you like deer meat, you have to try this recipe. Every time i make this it never lasts more than 15 minutes in my house. All ingredients can be combined and cooked in crock pot on medium heat for better flavor.
 
Recipe by: West Virginia Department of Natural Resources
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This recipe leaves you more time for hunting -- just set it in the slow cooker and you'll have a hot, flavorful meal when you return.
 
Recipe by: West Virginia Department of Natural Resources
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Like a marksman in the Russian forests, bring down a deer for this classic and now worldwide dish.
 
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A full meal of deer meat and autumn veggies. The veggies cook in a skillet, while you grill up the venison steaks.
 
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This venison recipe has proven to please even people who claim they don't like venison.
 
Recipe by: Rick S.
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Recipe by: ChefLuigi
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A simple but flavorful and great wild game stew. Here served with venison, but could work with other wild game. Give it some heat with sausage and peppers.
 
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Deer meat makes a non-gamey meatloaf in this recipe that's ideal to serve to your buddies during hunting season.
 
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A very simple and tasty recipe for deer meat. The saltine coating gives it a little crunch.
 
Recipe by: CHOCO CHIP
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This is a very simple, easy, way to prepare venison. The combination of venison and potatoes creates a hearty, stick to your ribs, comfort food. Sometimes I substitute a couple carrots for a potato, or add a can of pinto beans with the potatoes, just to give it a different twist.
 
Recipe by: Craig B
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Start this recipe a little early in the day so that it will be ready by supper time. It has to be one of my crowning achievements. I have two stepsons who are the most finicky eaters I've ever seen. They've tried some of my recipes for wild game, but didn't like any of them; until I made this. I was shocked to see both of them go back for seconds. I hope everyone enjoys this. It does have a lot of ingredients, but trust me it is worth the time!
 
Recipe by: West Virginia Department of Natural Resources
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Use up your extra deer meat with this simple dish you can serve with noodles.
 
Recipe by: hankers
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A delicious meal for the family.
 
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A simple deer meat stew gets a flavor and a color boost from a delivery of fresh cranberries.
 
Recipe by: Corbyo
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Venison or ground beef can be used for this recipe. I would rate this soup as mild on a spicy scale. Leftovers can be used as a dip the next day.
 
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