Simplicity at its best.... That looks good...View attachment 95125
Cubed deer loin w/brown gravy. Added button slices and ground morrels in the gravy. Steamed asparagus, and fried cabbage w/bacon bits.
Sounds good, how do you think it’ll work on venison steaks?Tried some Venison Tenderloin Diane. It was delicious. I’ve recently learned how to flambé and that’s been fun. (Warning, that cognac is pretty darn flammable...bout lost my arm hair)
Should’ve taken a pic but didnt think of it. Below is the recipe I used.
https://www.thespruceeats.com/venison-steak-diane-2313769
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Sounds good, how do you think it’ll work on venison steaks?
And pepper.... Lots of pepperFresh wild hog sausage, pancakes, amd and eggs View attachment 95291
it works great with venison loin chops or boneless top round steaks. you can use brandy instead of cognac, and you don't have to flambe' it. "Dianne" sauce is pretty simple and friggin' delicious. chicken Dianne is quite nice, too.Sounds good, how do you think it’ll work on venison steaks?
You aren’t playing fair! I’d devour a plate of that right now!!Wife fried up some deer cubed steak and gravy while i made the biscuits. That and some texas pete was real nice. Made wild pig sausage and cheese biscuits for the guys at work while i was at it........and pepper J, can't forget the pepper.View attachment 95313View attachment 95314
Hey we might not be good at a lot of stuff in Georgia, but food, now we like food.You aren’t playing fair! I’d devour a plate of that right now!!
Hard to find good kielbasi ...