I never was a radish fan, but I do like some good (non-bitter) turnips.I never have liked turnips or until I tried them fried, radishes.
I never was a radish fan, but I do like some good (non-bitter) turnips.I never have liked turnips or until I tried them fried, radishes.
Alot of the keto'rs in my keto groups on FB make fries with jicama too and swear by it.
Tried some raw jicama sticks along with carrots and peppers, etc.
Ha!Can't believe there's enough fart on a deer to make it worthwhile.
Saw something in the cast iron cooking group I have never heard of, but sounds like it might be good, venison bacon. Any of you ever tried it or know how to make it?
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I’ve made quite a lot over the years . . . probably close to 400 pounds. It is a favorite among family and friends. This year I turned almost half my deer into bacon.
We use either a 60/40 or 50/50 mix if venison to pork. You’ll want more fat content than sausage so that you can get it to sizzle in the pan. I use pork shoulders ground.
Grind venison
Grind pork
Weigh and mix
Add seasoning/cure and mix (I use PS Seasoning Venison Bacon Cure and add more maple seasoning for that extra flavor boost)
Pack it into foil pans like meatloaf. Make it fairly thick in the pan. One time I made the mistake of packing them thin and it made for dryer crumbling end product. Pack it in firmly and squeeze out pockets of air that would cause voids in the final product.
Let cure overnight.
Warm up smoker to about 225. I use a blend of apple and cherry.
Carefully remove the loaf from the foil pan and place it on the rack. Smoke to an internal temp of 140-142
Let them cool and then slice. Vacuum seal and freeze.
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