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How To Eat and How to Serve the Filled Deer
We always have a big deer in our farm, every year. It just caught my mind that I want to try it.
When we have a deer in our farm, we just got to be really careful with it. Because I have a fresh deer and only a little and it may be good for you to kill a deer yourself. It’s a big part of fresh meat, so I don’t recommend kill a deer by yourself. The way we eat deer, is we are very likely not to just put a clean venison on the plate.
We have the other kinds of dishes after kill deer. We always have the following ways to eat the deer.
We have the following ways to serve the filled deer.
Deer fricassee:
We have the skin, and put the meat into a pan, add salt and pepper, cover the meat, let the skin cook, we call this the deer fricassee.
Deer roulade:
When we kill deer, we make the skin, and make the deer roulade.
Deer liver with pan roasted onions
We mix the liver with a bit of garlic, onion, add salt and pepper, put the skin into the pan, turn the heat on high and put the skin on the pan.
Deer Jowl with bacon
We put the jowl in the pan, add salt and pepper, add one raw bacon and put the skin into
Safe Way to Clean and Organize Blood
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What You Will Need
How to Cut Beef Into Steaks
You’ll need a very sharp knife. Start by cutting the meat into long strips. You’ll want to start at the top of the loin and work your way down. If you cut along the grain, this will make for a much easier, cleaner cut. Once you’ve got the meat cut into long strips, you’ll need to cut the strips into small, even pieces. This is an easy way to do this. Next, heat a skillet or large saute pan over medium heat. Season the meat with salt and pepper. Once the pan is hot, add in a few tablespoons of oil. Flip the pieces of meat and cook for about 6 minutes on each side. This should be enough to get the meat cooked through and slightly charred on the outside.
How to Fry Deer
Here’s how to fry deer meat. It’s not that difficult, and most people do it without thinking about it. The first step is to remove the skin and fat from the meat. This is done by cutting the meat with a sharp knife along the outside of the fat. Then, cut the meat into smaller pieces, and season them with salt, pepper, and garlic powder. You can also rub the meat with a mixture of garlic, salt, and olive oil. For medium-rare, let the meat sit in the refrigerator overnight. This will allow the flavor of the meat to develop and the oil to penetrate the meat. Cooking time depends on the size of the meat pieces. A small piece of meat should take around 20 minutes, while a large piece of meat should take around 30 minutes.
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