This recipe is amazing! We are HUGE venison fans so needless to say we have tried them all! This is by far the best venison I have ever eaten! My husband took it for lunch the next day and his coworkers devoured it! Follow thr recipe exactly and it's perfection!
i'm living in amsterdam (.nl), and the only venison i can get my hands on easily is either steak, or pre-diced stewing steak. i used the latter. i sliced the thicker pieces into thinner slices, but still needed a bit more than 90 mins before it was tender enough to eat. 'grill seasoning' also isn't something common here, so i made mine using 1 tbs fresh coarse ground black pepper, 1 tsp kosher salt, onion power, garlic power and ground coriander each, and 1/3 tsp crushed red pepper flakes. but! it was absolutely delicious. i served it with roasted potatoes, carrots, parsnips & shallots, and it went down a treat. the only reason i'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because i suspect that the reason the meat wasn't more tender is because i used meat from the freezer. also, we're not big eaters, but there's no way 1 pound of venison would divide between 4 people. 3 at a push maybe. nice one, i'll be making it again. :)
I have made this recipe many times, and each time it is as good as the first time i made it. My husband is a big deer hunter so we always have fresh venison in the winter time, and we always have way too much than we can eat! The first time i made this, he couldn't get enough, he wanted me to make it everyday that week!!!
This turned out amazing considering I was given venison roast and had NO idea how to cook it. I've heard many say it can be tough so I was leery about cooking it. I followed recipe with exception of making my own grill seasoning. Rave reviews from all who ate it. They were impressed this city girl did not ruin their venison. Many thanks for amazing recipe. It was soo good my friend who gave me the venison said I'm on his list of who get the meat anytime he goes hunting;-)
Yum! Made it as written. Used a Montreal steak seasoning mix. Stirred in the chili powder then the minced garlic. Put some on the bottom of a 9X9 pan, layered thin slices of venison and seasoning then poured on the broth. The gravy was very thick, added some water.
Wow we've been cooking venison for a few years. This is a great recipe!! I don't know what grill seasoning is so i used salt and pepper with chilli. I had no garlic powder either. Otherwise I followed instructions as some of the reviews I cooked it at a low temp in my wood stove for over two hours it was very tender and the gravy was delicious.
O.K. let me just say I dont like venison but we get it given to us. I have tried it many ways but this works! I made it in the crock pot left it whole and smothered it with sliced onion along with the rest of the ingredients listed. I checked it every hour with a meat thermometer because I didnt know how long to cook it and it took it out at 130. It was fabulous! Please give it a try!
I am giving this only two stars because it was very tough- and my husband just shot this deer so the meat is very fresh and hasn't been in the freezer longer than a couple weeks. If I had put this in the oven for 4 hours at 150 degrees I believe it would have turned out really tender. I had made this recipe exactly as stated. The flavor is really really good. Bake this in a dish with a lid on it or dutch oven for a much longer period of time and this could very well be a 5 star recipe.
This was very good. My picky husband had seconds and said that I should really save this recipe. It was a bit dry but that might have been my fault. I didn't slice it as thin as I should have.
