Does anybody

[smokin]

soak there deer meat before cooking it. Thanks for reading.

 

[mike243]

i might soak it in a marinade if i'm going to grill it otherwise no,mike243

 

[Country Fried]

Crappie will soak the meat sometimes. If we are just eating steaks, usually no. But when he makes his deer fingers (deep fried), he soaks in milk and mustard. Says the milk is a good tenderizer and mustard adds flavor. When he makes jerky, he marinades it for days. I have to say what he does, 'cause I don't cook deer meat. I love to eat it. But don't attempt cooking since I'm afraid I will screw it up and that would be a crime!!

 

[WestTn Huntin man]

It depends on the condition of the meat. A old doe or a buck in rutt I do alot of marinateing. A young tender fat deer pre-rut don't worry about it.

 

[bowhunter 51]

Same here....Ofcourse I marinate jerky meat, the older the
deer, the more I marinate..................BH51...........

 

[mechanic122]

try deer steaks marinated in blackberry brandy cajun spice

 

[Country Fried]

Crappie will soak the meat sometimes. If we are just eating steaks, usually no. But when he makes his deer fingers (deep fried), he soaks in milk and mustard. Says the milk is a good tenderizer and mustard adds flavor. When he makes jerky, he marinades it for days. I have to say what he does, 'cause I don't cook deer meat. I love to eat it. But don't attempt cooking since I'm afraid I will screw it up and that would be a crime!!

Start messin up on them dishes and vacumin and he may just knock you outta doin them too! :whistle:

Ha! That's a good one!! ...And it gives me an idea...aw man, I just broke a plate..now look at that..the carpet is all caught up in the sweeper...dang...honey..um...can you come here a minute....puulleeezz?