Slow Cooked Teriyaki Venison

Submitted by: KGORA Supporting Member (Click to learn more about Supporting Membership)
This tender slow cooked venison roast makes its own teriyaki flavored gravy in the slow cooker. 

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Venison Schnitzel

Submitted by: Clint Wigen 
I don't have a clue where my Dad got this particular recipe, but he used to build it during hunting season when we had fresh venison (elk, antelope, mule or whitetail deer), 'hanging and aging'. I still make it when the opportunity presents itself. 

Venison Steak Strips

Submitted by: Tee Lee 
Thin strips of steak are marinated in a lime and chipotle chili sauce, breaded and then fried in oil. I made this recipe to take the gamey flavor out of venison steaks, but it works great for any type of steaks or even for homemade chicken strips. 

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Slow Cooker Venison Sloppy Joes

Submitted by: SHIVERDEN 
Stew meat slow cooked with bacon and onion in a savory sauce of brown sugar, vinegar, mustard, ketchup and spices. 

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Venison Scaloppini

Submitted by: GAIL BOYD 
Breaded venison cutlets are first browned on the stove, then baked in the oven with sherry! 

Venison Salisbury Steak

Submitted by: RUTH THOMAS 
Breaded veal cubes are fried and them simmered until tender in a mushroom and onion beef gravy. 

Chicken Fried Venison Steaks

Submitted by: Lori C 
Home Town: Omaha, Nebraska, USA
Living In: Humboldt, Nebraska, USA
Thinly pounded venison steaks get a coating of seasoned crumbs before being fried to a golden brown. 

Venison Barbeque

Submitted by: LABATTER 
Venison is great marinated in dressing - either steaks or chops 

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Marinated Venison

Submitted by: Angie Weikert 
Venison (deer meat) is marinated in beer and Worcestershire sauce, then breaded and fried in hot oil until crispy and golden brown. 

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Gordo's Good Venison

Submitted by: Gordon Coates 
Most people think you have to take the 'wild' taste out of deer. But really you can keep that good 'game' flavor by using a variety of herbs and spices. 
 
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