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'Nough said!!!
Bisch
Mmmmm! Love fresh venison!
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VITTLES! :thumbsup:
Denny
Yum, that looks good!!!! I think I'll thaw out a package of backstraps for supper tomorrow.
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Looks good. Now I have to get some out of the freezer.
I wouldn't know about that.... :( Sure looks good, though.
Perfectly done piece of meat! I am salivating!
What did you use for the seasons on the outside Bisch? It looks like a nice crust.
Well Bisch, you dinner certainly looks better than mine. This morning I just threw some venison steaks in the crock, added a mishmash of seasoning and voila! Kids sure scarfed it down fast enough though. :)
Dayum son, that looks good!
Whip X2
Whip x 3
I usually use "Montreal Steak" it's handy.
Looks delicious Bisch. was it done on the grill?
QuoteOriginally posted by Whip:
Perfectly done piece of meat! I am salivating!
What did you use for the seasons on the outside Bisch? It looks like a nice crust.
I made this up, and call it Pepper Crusted Backstrap. It is so super easy. It is sooooooooo good that I will never chicken fry backstrap again!
Here is how I do it:
1. Take your backstrap and trim off every piece of white or silver anywhere on it, so you are left with a chunk of red meat. It is best to leave the meat out of the fridge for a little while to let it get closer to room temp.
2. Lightly coat meat with olive oil.
3. Completely coat the meat with Lawry's Seasoned Pepper (this is one of the best seasonings I have ever found), and lightly sprinkle with Seasoned Salt.
4. Heat your grill as hot as you can get it, like 600-700 degrees.
5. Put meat on grill and sear. Then turn over and sear other side. The piece I made in the pic above was 2 1/4 minutes per side. This time will vary depending on the size of the piece and on desired doneness, but I can't imagine ever needing to go over 3 minutes per side. I like mine done very rare. The more done it is, the tougher it gets, and you lose that great juicy flavor.
This stuff is better than any steak house in town!!!!
Bisch
Sure looks good!
Gotta love venison. Actually having some deer burgers for supper tonight
Meat looks good.....but that sure is a "Shiny" plate.
Dang that looks good!!!!!
Sittin' here thinking about what I want to eat for dinner. Now I know! Looks really good Bisch.
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Meat looks good.....but that sure is a "Shiny" plate.
Plate picking is up to another dept, if you get my drift! :laughing:
Bisch
Man that looks amazing!
I'm going to have to bookmark this page for later!
Thanks for sharing.
Looks good!!
Sounds about perfect
Looks great bud. Bet it would even work on beef. You know, to cover that domestic taste.
Looks and sounds good! :thumbsup: