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Tori Nicole's Backstrap Recipe

What you will need:
1 - Whole backstrap
1 - pound of thick sliced bacon
1 - 8oz block of original cream cheese
1 - Lg. Onion
2 - 16oz bottles of italian salad dressing
 
Cut the backstrap into about 2in squares. Then cut the venison squares halfway through the middle. Put them in a container filled with the 2 bottles of italian dressing. Cover the container and put it into the fridge for at least 6hours...overnight if possible.
 
Once they have marinated, slice your onion like you would to get apple slices..take a little dab of cream cheese and put it in the folds where you cut the venison squares, insert a toothpick to hold the folds closed. Then on each side of thetoothpick stick a slice of onion onto it. Once that is done you can take a thick slice of bacon and wrap it around the venison squares. Inserting a toothpick where ever it is need to hold it in place. Then you are done preparing. All you have to do now is throw them on the grill. Enjoy!

Rick and Kelly

I don't really have a name for it.
you can make as many or as few as you want.
take about a 2 inch cube of venison and pound it flat
place a peice of pepperjack cheese on it and a jalapeno slice.
wrap it up with bacon
marinate in italion dressing for at least an hour.
cook on the grill or under the broiler just until the bacon is done.


Submitted by:  Larry Stines,  Asheboro, NC

Venison Summer Sausage
8 lbs. lean  venison 
2 lbs coarse ground beef (for fat content, will be too dry if left out.)

Mixture
2  tablespoon whole black pepper corns
4  tablespoons liquid smoke
3 tablespoons brown sugar
10  tablespoons Morton's Tender QuickCuring Salt
2  tablespoon  coriander
3  teaspoon course ground pepper
1  teaspoon  ground ginger
5  tablespoon mustard seed
1 1/2  tablespoon garlic powder

This recipe is calculated for 10 lbs. of summer sausage.  (Trust me, you will want more!)
Chill meat (38 degrees is perfect).  Then grind through a 3/16 in grinder plate.
Place in a large plastic, wood, glass, or ceramic tub or crock.
Mix all ingredients by hand to blend spices evenly and chill in refrigerator for 23 days.
I like 3 days cure better. On second day mix again thoroughly with your hands.

On fourth day Stuff into 2 3/4 x 12 in.fiberous casings.
These are usually available from a butcher shop.  Stuff  the casings and then tie them off.  Be sure they are not stuffed too tightly. After stuffing, dry at room temperature  for 5 hours.
Transfer to oven at 120-150 degrees  until an internal temperature of 145 degrees is reached.
Place foil or a pan underneath to catch drippings!
 Your house will smell wonderful and you will have a delicious auburn summer sausage.
Wrap in plastic wrap when cool. Can be frozen to keep for long periods of time.
 ( I?ve never had that problem!  It gets eaten up quickly!  This stuff is delicious!

Alt method. You can cut the ends out of vegetable cans or frozen juice cans to shape the sausage. Pack the sausage into the cans and follow cooking instructions above. Sausage can be easily pushed out of the cans when cooked.


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