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Bacon wrapped venison appetizers
Marinate the meat in whatever you like I use my own marinade
Cut the meat into strips about 1/2 in by 1in Slice mushrooms in 1/8 inch slices Onion sliced so that the sections will be about 1/2 in wide Anehiem (sp?) chillis sliced 1/2in by 1in BACON!!! wrap meat and veggi pieces in a slice of bacon (1 meat, 1 shroom, 1 onion, 1 pepper) Use a toothpick that has been soaked in water to hold the bundle togather Grill and enjoy!!! Muddy Water Marinade I don't measure when I make this so all I can do is tell ya what is in it. The secret is that it should look like muddy water when it is ready. soy sauce worshister sauce galic black pepper salt olive oil crushed red pepper Arby's horsey sauce water Whisk it all up and add the meat. Marinate overnight if ya can but 3-4 hours will work too. I make these for Thanksgiving and my SIL who won't eat deer meat loves these things. There are never any leftover!! |
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That sounds good! I'm not a big fan of vension, but the next time I have some, I think this is the plan!
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Ya anytime ya wrap something in bacon it is good!!
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Thanks for the recipe...Sounds scrumptious. :D Crpdeth |
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Man that looks good!! I'm not sure bout the Natural Light though, unless of course it is free, then it is good stuff!! We need to have a TFF BBQ to see who makes the best whatever!!
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Yeah, the Natural Light is my stand (one of them) against all these high prices... I would prefer Corona, full dressed! Now, Catfish and I have traded jerky through the mail, I'm not sure who the winner of our little contest was, but I kinda think we both were. :D Then there was the time he sent lots of exotic meats my direction, which became "lost" for awhile in the mail... That was a mess that my local post office wont soon forget! :D Crpdeth |
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I all sounds, AND LOOKS, very, very scrumptious !!!!!!!!!!!!!! :) :)
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I went to Houston to visit some family this summer and my Uncle sent some caribou home with me. It is good but hard to cook. The only way I have found to cook it and be able to eat it was to beat the crap out of it with a meat mallet or throw it in the crock pot for about 4-5 hours. It is tasty stuff but tough as a boot. |
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Check out lunch today.....step by step
Muddy water marinade http://i389.photobucket.com/albums/o...g/100_3177.jpg http://i389.photobucket.com/albums/o...100_3176-1.jpg All wrapped up http://i389.photobucket.com/albums/o...g/100_3178.jpg |
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Now that looks good! I have a little deer meat left...Maybe even some tenderloin...I gotta try this! :D
Hmmm...On second thought, I better stick with deer steaks, as the tenderloin would become too dry an a simi long cook like this, perhaps. Crpdeth |
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Actually I use tenderloin for this occasionally. If you pull it off when it is just done then it isn't really dry. I think the bacon helps to keep the loin from drying out too. Cooking time was between 30 and 45 minutes.
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