Smoked Venison Deer Recipes
Deer or venison is a healthy alternative to beef because it is a red-meat with a similar flavor profile but is a much more lean type of meat. In fact, venison meat typically has 5-6 times less fat than smoked beef recipes. The most popular meats to smoke are typically high in fat content because the low and slow cooking method melts the fat during the smoking process which bastes the meat with moisture and flavor. That is why we always recommend putting the fat side up when putting any meat on the smoker and there is no need to flip it half way throughout the cooking process. The light fat content in venison meat (deer and elk) does create some challenges when smoking this delicacy, but that doesn't mean it can't be overcome with the right smoking tips. Just make sure you follow the recipe directions or your venison deer and elk recipes will tend to dry out during the low and slow smoking process.
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Smoked Venison Deer Steaks - Many people don't know you can smoke a venison steak. This recipe will help keep your steak from drying out so you can have a succulent and seasoned piece of deer that will shock your taste buds.
Smoked Deer Jerky - Smoked deer jerky isn't typically something you can just buy at your average gas station. Use this recipe to impress your friends and keep them coming back for more!
Smoked Elk Steak - Pairing your elk steak with Portobello mushrooms and a topping made with red wine sauce makes this smoked elk a gourmet dish that will keep you coming back for more.
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Smoked Venison Deer Sausage - Smoking is hands down the best way to prepare venison deer sausage. Smoking it slowly pulls out the natural flavors of the meat while adding a smoky flavor that you simply can't stop eating.
Smoked Elk Roast - What most people don't realize other than hunters, is that elk is a type of deer meat and is technically a type of venison meat. Like all deer meat, this smoked elk recipe requires a little extra help to avoid it from drying out on the grill.
Smoked Elk Jerky - This smoked elk jerky recipe calls for both a smoker and a dehydrator in order to start the meat off with an authentic smoke flavor and finish it off on a food dehydrator.
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