I've been getting a lot of use out of the venison from this season..it's nice to have on hand.
http://cowgirlscountry.blogspot.com/2012/12/last-day-of-deer-season.html
http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=149609
Made a batch of venison and bourbon on the drum and tried a batch of "napkin" noodles to go with it. A friend in Austria told me how to make them. This was my first try.
I seasoned some of the cubed venison with salt and pepper, then floured and fried in bear lard.
onions and garlic..
bourbon..
added beef stock, marjoram, thyme, basil, smoked salt, cracked black pepper
then onto the BPS drum to simmer..
The venison simmered until tender, about 5 hours
made my Serviettenknödel
milk, eggs, parsley, seasonings and bread cubes...
they are rolled into a kitchen towel but I used cheese cloth...
simmered until firm...
then sliced... I fried some in butter too, they were pretty tasty.
venison buck-n-bourbon with napkin noodles...
It was pretty tasty, a nice comfort meal.
Thanks for looking!
.
http://cowgirlscountry.blogspot.com/2012/12/last-day-of-deer-season.html
http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=149609
Made a batch of venison and bourbon on the drum and tried a batch of "napkin" noodles to go with it. A friend in Austria told me how to make them. This was my first try.
I seasoned some of the cubed venison with salt and pepper, then floured and fried in bear lard.
onions and garlic..
bourbon..
added beef stock, marjoram, thyme, basil, smoked salt, cracked black pepper
then onto the BPS drum to simmer..
The venison simmered until tender, about 5 hours
made my Serviettenknödel
milk, eggs, parsley, seasonings and bread cubes...
they are rolled into a kitchen towel but I used cheese cloth...
simmered until firm...
then sliced... I fried some in butter too, they were pretty tasty.
venison buck-n-bourbon with napkin noodles...
It was pretty tasty, a nice comfort meal.
Thanks for looking!
.