whole hind quarter over a fire????
#2
RE: whole hind quarter over a fire????
Any recipe normally used for roasting game meat will do , or you can make up one of your own like I do . I love to experiment with dry and injectable seasonings .
#3
RE: whole hind quarter over a fire????
I brine the whole back leg of small deer for a week or two, keep itin the fridge while brining.then smoke it until I get an internal temp of 160 Slice it and eat. It's just like Pastrami or Montreal smoked meat.
My Brine
1 cup brown sugar
1 cup pickling salt
2 Tbs cure
1 Tbs pickling spice
1 gallon water
My Brine
1 cup brown sugar
1 cup pickling salt
2 Tbs cure
1 Tbs pickling spice
1 gallon water
#4
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Western NY
Posts: 339
RE: whole hind quarter over a fire????
When you say you smoke it what do you mean? How do you do it?
In an actuall smoke house or just on a grill on low heat. I would like to make myself a smoker - i took a hind quarter in and had a guy put it in with some hams he was smoking and we had it on Christmas eve last year. Some of the best meat I ever tasted but I would like to be able to do it myself instead of having to take it in - I butcher all my own deer so this would be great to be able to do myself as well.
In an actuall smoke house or just on a grill on low heat. I would like to make myself a smoker - i took a hind quarter in and had a guy put it in with some hams he was smoking and we had it on Christmas eve last year. Some of the best meat I ever tasted but I would like to be able to do it myself instead of having to take it in - I butcher all my own deer so this would be great to be able to do myself as well.
#6
Join Date: Dec 2006
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Posts: 175
RE: whole hind quarter over a fire????
Season/inject/spice your hind quarter as seen fit.
roll up a hind quarter in foil, seal well![>:] from experience![:@]
burn a large pit down to coals.. lay quarter on top of pit... cover with sand (2-4") then start new fire on top... burn down enough wood to have decent coverage over entire area... let cook 3-4 hours.
SUPER TASTY!... more of a party type food because after its all done it gets dug up and served.
mmm... i'm gettin hungry.
roll up a hind quarter in foil, seal well![>:] from experience![:@]
burn a large pit down to coals.. lay quarter on top of pit... cover with sand (2-4") then start new fire on top... burn down enough wood to have decent coverage over entire area... let cook 3-4 hours.
SUPER TASTY!... more of a party type food because after its all done it gets dug up and served.
mmm... i'm gettin hungry.
#8
RE: whole hind quarter over a fire????
I have a Smokey mountain smoker. I use sugar maple for my smoking wood, the heat source is propane. I smoke it at about 150 F for about 4 hrs then up the temp to about 175 F. and continue to smoke until an internal temp of the meat gets to 160 about another 2 hrs.Get the plates out cause its ready! Besy venison you have ever tasted!
#9
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: S.W. Pa.-- Heart in North Central Pa. mountains-
Posts: 2,600
RE: whole hind quarter over a fire????
I just posted under the "Processing?" post about building your own smokehouse. Would be glad to answer any questions about it. Just one way to do it.
#10
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 172
RE: whole hind quarter over a fire????
ORIGINAL: Pawildman
I just posted under the "Processing?" post about building your own smokehouse. Would be glad to answer any questions about it. Just one way to do it.
I just posted under the "Processing?" post about building your own smokehouse. Would be glad to answer any questions about it. Just one way to do it.