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Mason Dixon Bowhunta

is one Smokin' Farker
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Dec 24, 2012
Location
Up a tree somewhere in MD
The long awaited return of deer archery season arrived on September 6 here in Maryland. Which means the freezer is again filled with fresh venison. Decided to fire up the gasser and grill some backstraps for the Grilled Throw Down

https://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=275779

Started with a chunk of loin coated with EVOO and salt and pepper

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Mixed up some of my world famous black gold glaze which is equal parts molasses, soy sauce and worcestershire

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Need to cook these hot and fast because they have no fat and dry out quickly. Glazed several times during the cook

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Pulled the loin and then let it rest. Sliced against the grain and ready for the plate

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Plated the loin with some smashed potatoes and creamed spinach.

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First venison of the season is always the best! The glaze adds an hint of sweet saltiness to the meat.

Thanks for looking!
 
Your backstraps look phenomenal! I will try your recipe, it sounds great.

We are in the midst of NC's blackpowder season, and I am an archery-only hunter. So, I will be waiting a week or so to get going at our farm.

John Thomas in NC
 
That looks wonderful.... and you've really got me thinking about that glaze idea.

Interesting flavor combination that I'm sure really works well.
 
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