Wednesday, February 3, 2010

I NEED TO COOK A DEER SHOULDER HOW DO I DO IT?

IT IS IMPORTANTI NEED TO COOK A DEER SHOULDER HOW DO I DO IT?
MARINATE OVERNIGHT, THEN SEASON AND SEAR OFF IN A HOT SKILLET AND THEN COOK IN CROCK POT ON LOW FOR EIGHT HOURSI NEED TO COOK A DEER SHOULDER HOW DO I DO IT?
Mix 1/2 cup vinegar and water.


Soak meat in mixture for 2


hours. Rinse meat and cover


with milk. Soak in milk at least


2 hours. I always leave mine in


milk overnight. Great for frying


steaks, makes them really


tender. Prepare meat with salt,


pepper and flour. We like


onion powder added. Fry as


you would tenderized steak.


This works on back straps as


well as steaks.


1 cup of Soysauce


1 cup of Pineapple Juice


1 clove of minced or chopped


Garlic


1/2 chopped onion


Lowrey's Seasoning to taste


White Pepper to taste


Mix the Soy Sauce and


Pineapple Juice thoroughly


together, adding the Lowrey's


and White Pepper.


If you have an injector, wrap


Steaks or Back Straps in Plastic


Wrap and inject meat with the


mixture. The plastic wrap will


prevent making a mess over


your wife's clean counters.


Once this is complete, add the


garlic and onions into your


marinade.


Unwrap the meat out of the


plastic, and place into a 1/2';


container with a lid. We have


the Tilia Food saver container


and love to use it, as it will


force the marinade into the


meat much quicker.


Otherwise, use a lidded


container. Add the meat and


pour the remaining marinade


over top of your venison.


Put the lid on and set in the


refrigerator over night for best


results.


The next day, fire up the grill.


Let it heat up to a high heat.


Once to temperature, throw


them Bad Boys on the grill for


about 2 minutes per side,


depending on how thick a cut. I


prefer a 1-1/2'; cut of meat.


DO NOT over cook!!


If you prefer your meat


medium rare, cook your


venison the same.


Prepare yourself for some


awesome Table Fare.


This recipe has made lovers out


of folks that really don't prefer


wild game!
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