Just wondering, how many guys prefer venison over beef. I'm not crazy about venison, but will eat it and none goes to waste as my entire family eats it, nothing like a Delmonaco for me. I admit, I'm more or less a hunter for the sport.
Venison vs Beef
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I would eat venison over beef any day. In fact, I do.
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Venison is better when cooked right.
At high end restaurants venison plates cost more than beef- except Kobe...but a nice little fawn, spotted preferred, will match the Kobe.
At high end restaurants venison plates cost more than beef- except Kobe...but a nice little fawn, spotted preferred, will match the Kobe.
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Only had Venison once but it was [tasty][tasty][tasty][tasty]would have that over beef[up][up][up][up]
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Venison is amazing when prepared correctly. The problem with a lot of venison recipes is that they're complicated, and/or use ingredients that the average house does not keep in stock. There's a cookbook out there called 'Oh, Deer'....which is out of print, but copies can be found on the internet. It's got a bunch of easy to follow, family-friendly recipes....even some 'kid friendly' ones...get a copy...you'll be surprised at how you can get your family more interested in eating venison
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Agreed BP. Even an old 10-pt can be cut with a fork if prepared correctly.
I'd still prefer a 2009 vintage deer tho...
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Venison is not only tastier if cooked right, It's better for you. I've worked on dairy farms and seen the beef that gets shipped to market.
As far as venison goes: My preference is Moose, Then Caribou, with Elk running a close second and then Deer (Whitetail). Mule Deer and Antelope are my least favorite.
My most memorial piece of meat was Elk loin we had, cooked on an open fire in a skillet with lots of butter, sliced onion and pepper, after eating M.R.E's every night for nearly a week in the mountains of New Mexico. YUM-YUM.[tasty][tasty]
As far as venison goes: My preference is Moose, Then Caribou, with Elk running a close second and then Deer (Whitetail). Mule Deer and Antelope are my least favorite.
My most memorial piece of meat was Elk loin we had, cooked on an open fire in a skillet with lots of butter, sliced onion and pepper, after eating M.R.E's every night for nearly a week in the mountains of New Mexico. YUM-YUM.[tasty][tasty]
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You're asking a "pork or chicken" question as far as I am concerned. (or blondes or redheads[hihi])
Yes, like 'em both!
Proper preparation is the key.
I have some very easy venison recipes that are great. Keep it moist, keep it rare, and for God's sake, get it out of the field and into the freezer in GOOOOOODDDD condition. (Garbage in, garbage out, as they used to say in computers)
Yes, like 'em both!
Proper preparation is the key.
I have some very easy venison recipes that are great. Keep it moist, keep it rare, and for God's sake, get it out of the field and into the freezer in GOOOOOODDDD condition. (Garbage in, garbage out, as they used to say in computers)
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You're asking a "pork or chicken" question as far as I am concerned. (or blondes or redheads[hihi])
Yes, like 'em both!
Proper preparation is the key.
I have some very easy venison recipes that are great. Keep it moist, keep it rare, and for God's sake, get it out of the field and into the freezer in GOOOOOODDDD condition. (Garbage in, garbage out, as they used to say in computers)
Yes, like 'em both!
Proper preparation is the key.
I have some very easy venison recipes that are great. Keep it moist, keep it rare, and for God's sake, get it out of the field and into the freezer in GOOOOOODDDD condition. (Garbage in, garbage out, as they used to say in computers)
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the venison you have in a resturant is nothing like the venision you and i shoot . And the price is jacked up being it is mostly imported from europe. Scottish farm raised venision is un real . USA gets venision from all over. I just love the scotts deer.
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IMO Bob nails it.
Some folks can't cook a poptart so why judge the poptart when its the retard in the kitchen that is at fault.
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I prefer venison but do occasionally have some beef to change it up. But I could just live on Cod fish.[patcheye]
Ill take venison over beef any day.
I like red meat very rare, practically (and sometimes actually) raw. Hell,sometimes I have a piece of the heart or tenderloin as I'm dressing the deer out.
Try doing that with store-bought meat and see how fast you'll get sick!
I like red meat very rare, practically (and sometimes actually) raw. Hell,sometimes I have a piece of the heart or tenderloin as I'm dressing the deer out.
Try doing that with store-bought meat and see how fast you'll get sick!
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