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What’s everybody making for the Super Bowl?
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(02-07-2021, 05:02 PM)jagibelieve Wrote: Most of the venison that I consume is either ground up or made into sausage. The important ingredient is pork fat since venison is usually very lean. I have quite the herd of deer on my property and when I let people hunt the price is a few pounds of venison. I also have a huge flock of turkeys that hang around my "back yard". Wild turkey (the meat kind not the drink kind) is very good. It's very good, but a different taste than domestic turkey. If you get a venison roast or a larger cut of meat, you can also wrap it in thick cut, applewood bacon. The extra fat keeps the meat from drying out during cooking. We show less advertisements to registered users. Accounts are free; join today! |
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