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  • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

    I taught my brother how to smoke a venison backstrap to perfection.
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    HerbcoFood making my mouth water.

    “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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    • Ridley AcresR Ridley Acres

      zbigjeff backstrap refers to a length of loin on the back of a deer, elk, moose, etc. In beef its ribeye and in pork its called loin.

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      Ridley Acres Thanks for the explanation. I have now been edumacated.

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        20210823_121332.jpg 20210823_121410.jpg 20210823_131503.jpg Cool again today so I fired up the oven for pumpkin pie.

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          20210823_154042.jpg 20210823_155633.jpg Something on the simple side .

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          • Steven WinscotS Steven Winscot

            20210823_121332.jpg 20210823_121410.jpg 20210823_131503.jpg Cool again today so I fired up the oven for pumpkin pie.

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            Steven Winscot nothing says fall is coming like pumpkin pie. Looks great

            “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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            • Steven WinscotS Steven Winscot

              20210823_121332.jpg 20210823_121410.jpg 20210823_131503.jpg Cool again today so I fired up the oven for pumpkin pie.

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              Steven Winscot Looks great, but it 102F here. We have about 2 months before pumpkin pies and fall here in Texas

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              • ChefC Chef

                Steven Winscot Looks great, but it 102F here. We have about 2 months before pumpkin pies and fall here in Texas

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                Chef We are finally in the 70s and can cook indoors. Gonna take advantage while I can.

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                • GWG8541G GWG8541

                  Steven Winscot nothing says fall is coming like pumpkin pie. Looks great

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                  GWG8541 I’m ready for the fall , it’s been a brutal summer here, grasshoppers ate our gardens, temps were 92-103 and no rain for over 2 months.

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                  • Tex_77T Tex_77

                    Fried chicken using |Chicken-On-The-Run-Marinade and |Chicken-On-The-Run-Breading for another homerun!
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                    Tex_77 Chicken looks delicious! had to go back and look at it again.

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                    • ND MikeN Offline
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                      Elk meatballs for supper tonight. I put the meatballs in a onion and mushroom gravy served over mashed taters with some sweet corn. Just like Ma used to make! It hit the spot.
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                      • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                        HerbcoFood Excuse this non-hunter. But, what is venison “backstrap”?

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                        zbigjeff backstrap is where deer steaks come from. It looks like a pork loin when you cut it out. Very tender cut. Best enjoyed medium rare.

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                        • ND MikeN ND Mike

                          zbigjeff backstrap is where deer steaks come from. It looks like a pork loin when you cut it out. Very tender cut. Best enjoyed medium rare.

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                          ND Mike Never butchered a deer. Thus, that’s why I asked. Thanks for filling in the blanks for me.

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                          • Steven WinscotS Steven Winscot

                            20210823_121332.jpg 20210823_121410.jpg 20210823_131503.jpg Cool again today so I fired up the oven for pumpkin pie.

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                            Steven Winscot Those look real nice, but you can send all the cool down this way that you can muster up. Then, I suppose I can make a Pumpkin Pie or two, too. Are those walnut pumkin pies?

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                            • ChefC Chef

                              Steven Winscot Looks great, but it 102F here. We have about 2 months before pumpkin pies and fall here in Texas

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                              Chef At lest, right Chef?

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                              • ND MikeN ND Mike

                                zbigjeff backstrap is where deer steaks come from. It looks like a pork loin when you cut it out. Very tender cut. Best enjoyed medium rare.

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                                ND Mike Or Back Strap Medallions (Little Steaks). I just started doing all the rest of mine as burger & sausage since I was too poor to pay the butcher, so had to do it all myself, when I used to be able to. Then I was not good enough apparently (really just did not have the right set up) to make those beautiful bone in cuts with the saw I had, so I deboned them all. Good stuff, healthy too.

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                                  Boned out 10 lbs. of chicken 1/4’s to grind. At .79 a pound I can do the work to bone out and grind and not pay $4 lb. for ground. Got the bones in the pot boiling away for stock. Got it cubed and in the freezer for grinding tomorrow and then into my sausage experiment again.

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                                  • C calldoctoday

                                    ND Mike Or Back Strap Medallions (Little Steaks). I just started doing all the rest of mine as burger & sausage since I was too poor to pay the butcher, so had to do it all myself, when I used to be able to. Then I was not good enough apparently (really just did not have the right set up) to make those beautiful bone in cuts with the saw I had, so I deboned them all. Good stuff, healthy too.

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                                    calldoctoday yep! Some of my favorite pieces of deer to eat!

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                                    • ChefC Chef

                                      Steven Winscot Looks great, but it 102F here. We have about 2 months before pumpkin pies and fall here in Texas

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                                      Chef Our hot dry spell just broke, it was brutal. I sympathize.

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                                      • ND MikeN ND Mike

                                        Elk meatballs for supper tonight. I put the meatballs in a onion and mushroom gravy served over mashed taters with some sweet corn. Just like Ma used to make! It hit the spot.
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                                        ND Mike Looks great, I was just telling my wife we need to make more meatballs, used the last of them in spaghetti tonight.

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                                          ND Mike Looks great, I was just telling my wife we need to make more meatballs, used the last of them in spaghetti tonight.

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                                          Camping with some friends for my wife and myselfs anniversary. Did a shrimp and lobster boil. Turned out great and the neighbors were happy that I cooked too much

                                          hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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