Venison and Deer Recipes
About
I try to cook at least 100 lbs of venison a year, often focusing on lesser cuts and things my friends may not want to cook. Anyone can cook a backstrap, but for me, a test of a true cook is how they deal with things other people would pass up.
Here you'll find an array of nose-to-tail venison recipes from my favorite appetizer (blackened backstrap tips) to techniques for cooking ribs, the brisket, neck, shanks, and, even the feet. Here's a few I can't live without:
Chef's Favorites:
- Blackened Venison Tips with Balsamic Blue Cheese Sauce
- Rolled, Braised Venison Neck with Morels
- Venison Neck Chili
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Smoked Venison Bone Broth
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Lamb Saag
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Wild Fennel Seed Venison Chorizo
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Smoked Lamb Shank Stew with Huitlacoche
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Venison Biltong
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Smoked Venison Tasso Ham
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How to Make Boneless Venison Ribs
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Venison Liver Pate
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Balsamic Blue Cheese Sauce for Venison
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Venison Nduja with Bear Fat
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Why You Shouldn't Dry-Age Venison Backstraps
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Venison Osso Bucco with Dried Wild Mushrooms
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How to Cook Venison Flank Steak
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Blackened Venison Steak Tips
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Grilled Venison Tri-Tip
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Smoked Venison Kidneys
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Smoked Venison Brisket
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How to Cook with Venison Trotters (Deer Feet)
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Steamed Fish with Wild Mushroom-Trotter Sauce
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Venison or Pork Trotter Cromesquis
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Dried Venison Soup with Timpsila (Bapa Wohanpi)
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Wild Rice Casserole with Venison and Mushrooms
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How to Cook Venison Ribs
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Smoked Venison Chili
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Smoked Lamb, Goat, or Venison Prosciutto
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Smoked Venison Roast
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Venison Fat Shmaltz
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Sicilian Venison Heart Sandwiches (Vastedda Palermitana)
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Smoked Venison Neck Pastrami
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How to Dry Age Venison at Home
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Mushroom Goulash
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Fried Venison Breast or Brisket
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Venison Terrine
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Dried Ramp Leaf Venison Jerky
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Liver Ketchup
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Middle Eastern Confit (Qawarma)
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Smoked Venison Shanks
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German Venison Liverwurst Dumplings for Soup
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Venison Pancetta
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Breakfast Venison Hash with Vegetables
