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Hi Scott I love your logo. You may want to check your slogan I believe "matare sperno" translates to "I hope to die" - Seeing your work I believe you may have intended "mutare sperno" or "change the vituperation (bitter and abusive language)" Awesome video I'm always looking for interesting presentations for my venison. I'm definitly trying this one on my next deer.
I tried to make Your potatoes duphinois. Used the mandolin (that is not only dangerous, but also a bastard to clean); but you are right: It is realy tasty - with a pork chop (reverse seared) - even gave my neighbour one (realising the star of the show was the potatoes), but a prime cut deserves the best potatoes.
That is something I have to do next time I shoot a deer. Might do this with Ramdalf even (ram that decided to volunteer for freezer camp). He’s only 70-80lbs live weight.
Hey Scott, great video. I hunt venison and when I butcher (thanks so much for all of your butchery videos) I discard the fat. The reason I do is because people have told me that venison fat is unpalatable. The thing is, they have also told me that feral hogs are unpalatable, which is certainly untrue - I've turned even large feral hogs into absolutely beautiful dishes. What are your experiences with deer fat?
I've tried whitetail deer fat on a few occasions and sometimes it tasted fine, sometimes it was disgusting (heard it depends on diet). Every time the texture was extremely off-putting. Best way I can describe it is candle wax that coats your mouth.
@@daigledj You’re right, it really coats your mouth and throat. I don’t mind it but I’ve never had that perception of coating from any other kind of meat.
There was one in the first one too, but I think it might actually be a tendon from the tenderloin carried over because it seems to appear when he places the filets.
That's a Chinese water deer, or Muntjack. The stags only get as big as a Labrador retriever, does are smaller. Where I live they are an agricultural pest, and often end up as roadkill.
