Looking for some deer burger recipes
#1
Looking for some deer burger recipes
The only one I know is where you knead egg, bread, bell pepper , onion , salt, pepper and basel and make an oval hamburger...called hamburger Steak..taste great...
What are some other things I can make. I don't want to mix any beef burger w/ my burger..I want to keep it straight.(-;
What are some other things I can make. I don't want to mix any beef burger w/ my burger..I want to keep it straight.(-;
#2
I love venison, I do not like burgers or meat loaf made with venison burger for some reason. However, ground venison makes the best chili hands down as far as I am concerned and that is what I use it for. I have had people tell me it was the best chili they have ever eaten.
#5
X2 on the taco and sloppy joe. We love the burger done with 50% venison 25% ground pork, and 25% bacon ends and pieces all ground together then stuffed in meat bags. My son ben likes 70/30 with just bacon ends and pieces.
#6
Meatloaf, tacos, hamburger helper , chilli , egg rolls , cheese dip.
Everybody loves the cheese dip.
Ground deer,Velveeta cheese, smooth taco sauce , seasoning of your choice in a crock pot.
You can also not grind it and make Italian venison (Italian beef with deer instead) vegetable soup/beef stew with deer instead of beef etc.
Everybody loves the cheese dip.
Ground deer,Velveeta cheese, smooth taco sauce , seasoning of your choice in a crock pot.
You can also not grind it and make Italian venison (Italian beef with deer instead) vegetable soup/beef stew with deer instead of beef etc.
#7
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Indiana
Posts: 585
Another thing we do often with regular burger (it should work with ground venison) is to get one of those disposable aluminum pan and dump in a large jar of BBQ sauce (any brand works). The a large jar of jalapeno pieces (juice and all) and chop and onion and add it. The a can of beer or two to thin it out a little. Set the pan and contents on the grill until it starts to bubble. Then we place large pretty thick hamburger patties in there and let them sit. No need to turn them or anything. Usually we let them sit for a half hour or so in the simmering sauce. Take one out, put a piece of cheese on it and some of the peppers and onions if you like.
#8
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Oct 2013
Posts: 9,230
I've never found a recipe that calls for burger that didn't turn out well with venison. I make more than half of all the venison i butcher for me and the wife into burger or sausage. My wife makes a venison meatloaf that would cause most people to sell their first born for.
#9
Lately I've been making Italian Sausage with it, adding ground pork. You can use just ground venison and add fat replacer sold by TheSauageMaker. I believe all it is is powdered oats . you add 1-1 ratio of fat replacer with water.
http://www.sausagemaker.com/search.a...d=fat+replacer
http://www.sausagemaker.com/search.a...d=fat+replacer
#10
Yeah, I love some ground venison in any recipe that you would use beef in, but deer burger is an art form. I guess it really starts w how your deer is processed. If you or your guy knows what he's doing, you'll get a good meat/fat ratio and it will make a good burger and not be too firm. That's an issue that you'll have often is that the patty is too firm when cooked. Over cooking will do this. I grill mine medium. My processor will mix ground bacon w the deer grind, and its awesome. Also like mentioned, if you buy ground pork and add a lil of that to the meat, it will make a better burger. I dont use any fillers like bread crumbs or oats, and I only season the outside of the patty. IF you ease the meat into a patty instead of slapping it out a lot, it will make it more tender....you have to be careful not to break it on the grill though. I use something simple. Salt/fresh cracked pepper/garlic powder/onion powder. Sometimes I put Montreal Steak seasoning on my burgers, and that is pretty awesome too. So the trick to the perfect deer burger is proper meat/fat mixture.....not slapping it into a patty too much.....and not over cooking. You do all three of those methods, you cant go wrong!!