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![]() Someone just dropped me off a venison tender loin/back strap from a deer.
Any recepies on how to cook? I usually sauteed garlic and onions in butter and deglaze pan with 2 cups of red wine which makes a nice sauce. I then add add some stone ground mustard, salt and pepper, Lil hot pepper flakes. I then thin slice the loin and quick sauteed in the onion mixture. Loaf of bread to dip and that's it. Looking for other options. Thx. |
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![]() Better yet Take the loin and insert about 3 large garlic cloves cut in thirds. your marinade is fine.3or 4 hrs. cook whole on a grill til 135 140 degrees with a stick thermometer. medium rare at most. much juicier and tender this way..
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![]() Rub olive oil on it, sprinkle fresh ground black pepper and kosher salt on it and hit your grill. Don't let it cook past medium rare.
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![]() Did a combo of both ideas. I lit the outdoor fireplace and made some quick cherry wood charcoal.
Wrapped the seasoned loin in a few slices of bacon and a few bay leaves in tin foil. Threw it on the top shelf for about 3 hours of indirect cooking. Opened it up and then browned it off on the grill to crisp up bacon. It was a nice juicy warm red center. I think the bacon added just enough fat/grease to keep it moist. Served with sauted brocolli and a cold dark lager. Needless to say the loin is gone as well as the 6 micro brews. Thx. |
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![]() forgot the bacon on top….
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![]() I'm with June1819
I marinate in a plastic bag in the am with olive oil, garlic or garlic powder, salt and pepper. When I get home grill till med rare NO More. A couple min on all sides should do it . Ps take out when you get home so it won't be ice cold in the center. |
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