Day 2 of cooking all of the wild game meat in my freezer until it's gone. Today I'm cooking ground venison from a whitetail deer that I harvested in Pennsylvania #shorts ** Pre-order my book "The Butcher's Table": amzn.to/3NhahXx
Yes girl!! We do the exact same, very little pork fat! We process our own! Also that deer makes great burgers on the grill, excellent way to introduce it to someone who hasn't had venison before. And send me a backstap and I will send you back the best deer you have ever put in your mouth!! I had an uncle who was a die hard hunter, so every holiday my grandmother would make a deer roast! That's where I got my expertise in cooking venison 😊thanks for sharing
Keep doing what you do Allie. I've noticed some of these comments are from some pretty challenged minds. ( I'm being nice out of respect for you). I love how you present your content and knowledge. Thank you Ma'am.
I don't understand why people add pork fat to venison, its so conflicting! I like to use Beef fat. I get it finely ground for CHEAP from fareway and there's plenty of it. It gives it a great flavor(makes it taste like a red meat instead of pork which is super pale, hence the confliction). The finely ground part is crucial, especially if you have a lower quality grinder
Question then - how do you incorporate the pork fat? Is it liquid and rendered and then mixed into the venison? Or ground in with it in solid form? Great video!
Yes omg we use a little more fat in ours for certain recipes but you talking about a burger 🍔 to die for lol and you wouldnt know its venison unless someone told you