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  • Venison Stroganoff

    Here's a simple venison dish that I love to make. Hope everyone enjoys it.

    01. 1 1/2 lb Venison (cubed)
    02. 1/2 Medium Onion
    03. 1 tsp. salt
    04. 1/2 tsp. pepper
    05. 1 16 ounce package egg noodles
    06. 12-14 lg. sliced mushrooms
    07. Flour
    08. Sour Cream
    09. Butter
    10. 1 can Beef Broth

    Start off by placing the egg noodles into a pot of boiling water.
    On the side, Start sauteing the mushrooms in butter, and sweating the onions in a larger separate pan.



    Then, when the onions have softened, add the venison. You do not want to overcook the venison. Remove it from the pan when it looks like this. 5 min, or less. It is important to not overcook the venison. Place it in a separate bowl.



    Once the meat is removed add equal parts of butter, and flour to the pan with a whisk. Make sure that all the flour clumps have disappeared. This is your roux.

    Whisk in the beef broth slowly, letting it thicken over low heat, then adding more until you get a smooth consistency.

    Add the sour cream. Make sure that the heat is low at this point! How much sour cream is up to the cook, add a little at a time.

    Then add the mushrooms from the other pan, along with the juices. Salt, and pepper.




    Lastly, place the egg noodles in a casserole dish, add the venison, and pour the contents of the sauce over the top. Mix thoroughly, and there you have it, Venison Stroganoff.






  • #2
    Oh man oh man oh man....
    www.2Adefender.com

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    • #3
      My favorite way to have venison! I do it with the same recipe but in the crock pot with a splash of red wine. Noodle go in at the end so they aren't mushy. I would make it more often if the wife liked mushrooms a little better than she does.
      I bought my sons out of state.

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      • #4
        That looks like a winner! !

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        • #5
          Ooooo. Now I'm hungry.
          Sticky Lips at High Noon!

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          • #6
            Man you just made me really hungry I will have to try this recipe out..

            You have to see what I be doing tomorrow,a friend of mind dropped of a hind quarter of a Elk and part of a bear he got out in Idaho think it is also hind quarter also that where going to grind into hamburger and breakfast sausage going to also make some cube steak from the Elk...

            I will take some pictures tomorrow to show you everything before it gets ground up and after pictures ..where not going to package the sausage rite away or freeze as it is best to let the meat and seasoning set for at least 1 or 2 days before packaging in the fridge as they say it gives the seasoning a chance to be absorb into the meat for better tasting sausage..

            Clarence
            I could probably could get away with a 52 inch shaft but if I could get a 54 inch shaft that would be great as I could always adjust the length of the shaft

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            • #7
              Man Clarence you got me going now! Soo hungry lol!
              I bought my sons out of state.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by GUNSICK View Post
                Man Clarence you got me going now! Soo hungry lol!
                LOL,This will make you really hungry the green tote is the Elk and the clear tote is the Bear..




                I could probably could get away with a 52 inch shaft but if I could get a 54 inch shaft that would be great as I could always adjust the length of the shaft

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                • #9
                  Why do I come to posts like this?!?! Knowing well good that it's going to make me hungry? I guess it's like when you sniff something that stanks even though you know ahead of time. lol
                  "I see Nuthhink..... I know nuthink!!!!!"

                  I still have problems.

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                  • #10
                    Elk and Moose are two meats I would like to get my hands on. Cook the chit out of 'em Clarence!

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by SPIKER View Post
                      Elk and Moose are two meats I would like to get my hands on. Cook the chit out of 'em Clarence!
                      We surely will,the Elk meat I know for sure I like,the Bear on the other hand is another story only ever had as a roast and did not like granted I never had it in hamburger as that is what where going to do is grind it all into hamburger so I have to see how it will be..

                      Clarence
                      I could probably could get away with a 52 inch shaft but if I could get a 54 inch shaft that would be great as I could always adjust the length of the shaft

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                      • #12
                        Well everyone I totally forgot to take pictures of us processing the Elk and Bear,but we landed up with just over 48 lbs of Elk Burger and a few pounds of cube steak from the Elk hind quarter,the Bear we made into breakfast sausage we got close to 45lbs..

                        It is hard to believe how much meat you can get from 1 Elk hind quarter and this was a small Elk my friend told us,As to the Bear it was a small Black Bear we got the whole Bear except the tenderloins which my friend kept which I do not mind at all it is free,lol,I do not care for Bear meat except when it is in sausage which I love,I just fine Bear to be to stringing for me so we made in to Breakfast Sausage..

                        By the way the Elk and Bear where all taken in Idaho by my good friend...So I like to say Thank You to Joey for giving us all the free meat..

                        Clarence
                        I could probably could get away with a 52 inch shaft but if I could get a 54 inch shaft that would be great as I could always adjust the length of the shaft

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                        • #13
                          Any pictures of finished stuff? I really need to get my hunting license and learn how to butcher animal myself.
                          www.AvidArms.com I'm STIHL out of conditioner!!
                          Finally joined the ranks of broke homeowner
                          Am I short stroking or going to fast?

                          I know he has a bush

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by usmcveteran View Post
                            Any pictures of finished stuff? I really need to get my hunting license and learn how to butcher animal myself.
                            I have it all package and in the freezer if you like I get 1 picture of each if you like tomorrow for you..

                            It is not to bad to butcher just basically cut it up the way you want and of course cut off most of the fat but do leave some of the fat on,Bear meat will be the worse for fat we take as much fat off as possible especially on Bear meat..
                            Last edited by DarthVader; 12-01-2014, 08:57 PM.
                            I could probably could get away with a 52 inch shaft but if I could get a 54 inch shaft that would be great as I could always adjust the length of the shaft

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                            • #15
                              Would like to see some pics, could post in pic thread too. Thanks man!
                              www.AvidArms.com I'm STIHL out of conditioner!!
                              Finally joined the ranks of broke homeowner
                              Am I short stroking or going to fast?

                              I know he has a bush

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