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Reviewed: Nov. 25, 2009
Family went nuts for this recipe - I am not the biggest fan of venison but I do like saving money when they get a deer. This made it much more tolerable for me to eat. I am sure I will make this again and again.
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Reviewed: May 20, 2009
I have been making a variation of this recipe for years. I don't use cornmeal and instead bread the steaks with flour. I also make plain white gravy. Mashed potatoes on the side is excellant. Everyone in my family loves this dish.
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Reviewed: May 11, 2009
Pretty good. Almost like fish fry batter. I can't make gravy to save my life so we left it in the pan. Pretty sure it would have been a little plain. I liked it better than the think and greasy crust that most chicken fried steaks have but my husband prefers the crust that feels like you swallowed a brick. Thanks for the recipe.
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The reviewer gave this recipe 5 stars. This recipe averages a 4.33 star rating.
Reviewed: Feb. 10, 2009
I thought this recipe was great! the breadcrumb/cornmeal mix was yummy and the carmelized onion was tasty and nice for presentation. I served over white rice and doubled the milk for the gravy since I had plenty of bread crumb mixture left. husband said it was interesting and different (than other chicken fried venison he'd had) but definitely good. I would even try frying veggies in this mix. I did think the egg/milk mixture was a little runny and I would have liked to taste more of the pepper sauce so I'd cut back on the milk there next time.
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Reviewed: Oct. 27, 2008
I loved this recipe! the coating was crispy, the meat succulent and tender, and the gravy was divine. I am not a fan of chicken fried recipes, but this almost reminded me of a schnitzel, and was heavenly in every mouthful!
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The reviewer gave this recipe 2 stars. This recipe averages a 4.33 star rating.
Reviewed: Oct. 24, 2008
This was really good. However my whole family hunts so we have a lot of wild meat. (which is the healthiest for you) The way we prepare our venison and elk steaks is the way we would do a beef steak, We spead it with olive oil,using a pastry brush, shake on our seasonings,let set about ten minutes, place them on the preheated grill seasoned side down, brush top side with olive oil and shake on seasonings. Only grill each side for 5 - 8 minutes, You never want to overcook wild game. It comes out delicious this way and very moist, (unless you overcook it) Wild game has not got a lot of fat, it is very lean and very healthy because of that. Some people feel, that because it is wild, it needs to be cooked a long time, not true! Rare to med rare is the best for wild game.
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