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Venison Steak Recipe

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Venison Steak Recipe

Venison Roast 1 ½-2 lb

Buttermilk mixture:
Buttermilk 1 ½ cup
water 1 ½ cup

Marinade:
Garlic (minced)- 2 cloves
Butter (melted)- 3 T.
Hot sauce- 1 tsp.
Red wine- 2 T.
Rosemary (fresh chopped)- 2 T.
Thyme (fresh chopped) – 2 T.
Paprika- 1 tsp.
Basil (dried)- 2 tsp.
Salt- ½ tsp.
Black Pepper- 1 tsp.
Cayenne Pepper- ¼ tsp.
Honey- 1 T.

Cut steaks from deer roast into ¾-1 inch steaks

Marinade venison steaks in 50/50 buttermilk and water mixture overnight.

The next morning, remove steaks from buttermilk mixture and set aside.

Mix marinade together and add steaks in, allow to marinade for 2-3 hours.

Remove steaks from marinade and pat dry, allow them to rest at room tempearture while preheating your grill on high (500-600 degrees).

Coat steaks with olive oil and Sear steaks 4-7 minutes per side.

Remove from the grill and allow to rest for 5-10 minutes.

Serve and enjoy!

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8 responses to “Venison Steak Recipe”

  1. WrathofChaos182

    you're a dumbass. this video is pointless

  2. Jack Smith

    Any recipes for squirrel?

  3. Steve Place

    Looks good. I have one pkg. of venison steaks left, so I may try this.
    Do you have any good recipes for fresh pork hocks?

  4. Jason Butterington

    This guy really puts the gay in game.

  5. JP McPhearson

    EXCELLENT video. And it looked great. Do you cut your own steaks?

  6. frugalnanny

    what did you do with the foil ?

  7. benjamin haynes

    @bbqguys tried it last night at 575 degrees and friend, you were'nt lying mmmmm mmm, thanks for the great vid, I've been quit timid of venison untill now, again thanks!

  8. BBQGuys.com

    @chainlinkdreams

    You could grill the venison around 500 degrees, but the higher temperature helps to give the steaks an incredible sear.

    Glad you liked it!

    Chef Tony

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