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Island Jump-Up Ribs

Submitted by: CRUMBSNATCHER 
Honey, coconut milk, chiles, and garlic are the signature flavors in these tropical ribs. Though sweet and tangy like a tomato-based barbecue sauce, the coconut milk will bring back warm-water memories. 

Deer Bologna

Submitted by: jdwags 
Home Town: Thompsontown, Pennsylvania, USA
Living In: Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, USA
This lean venison bologna works great in sandwiches, or simply served sliced as an hors d'oeuvre. 

Worcestershire Ribs

Submitted by: Seafood Rick 
Worcestershire sauce seasons this rich sweet-savory sauce that blends tomato paste, hot pepper sauce, and 

Vegetable Deer Soup

Submitted by: logansmommy 
Living In: Beckley, West Virginia, USA
This is a hearty vegetable and venison soup. Everyone that I have fixed it for just loves it! 

Drunk Deer Chili

Submitted by: Ja 
This stew combines ground venison with beef and pork simmered with bourbon and beer. 

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Busy Day Deer

Submitted by: GaPeachMommy 
Living In: Newnan, Georgia, USA
This is just a recipe I threw together one day when I had some deer round steak to use up! Yum! 

Biscuits With Deer Maple Gravy

Submitted by: Kristian 
Home Town: Fruitland Park, Florida, USA
Tender golden biscuits and thin-cut venison steaks are smothered in a country-style milk gravy with a hint of maple flavor. 

GrannyLin's Barbeque Ribs Made Easy

Submitted by: GRANNYLIN 
Living In: Griffith, Indiana, USA
Prepared in a slow cooker, these country style ribs made with your favorite barbeque sauce couldn't be easier. 

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Rack of Ribs

Submitted by: LORENELOZADA 
Try out this recipe for a baked rack of pork ribs with surprise ingredient, sauerkraut, which caramelizes beautifully. Easy and delicious. I get many raves when I make this for company. The ribs just about fall off the bone because they are so tender. 

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Deer Jerky

Submitted by: MIKE SHELTON 
A zesty venison jerky that you can make at home in your oven. If you have a food dehydrator, you can dry the jerky in it by following the manufacturer's instructions. You can also reuse the marinade for additional batches. 
 
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