VENISON
WITH GREEN PEPPERCORNS
Courtesy of
Chef Tony Guiaseppi
Yield - 4 Servings
Ingredients -
4 pc. Venison Loins, Butterflied, 6 oz. Each
1 oz. Chef Depot
Wild Game Seasonings
4 oz. Onion, small dice
2 T. Green Peppercorns
2 oz. Bourbon Whiskey
1 pc. Shallot, small dice
2 oz. Olive Oil
2 oz. Cabernet Sauvignon
1 t. Thyme,
chopped
1 t. Parsley,
chopped
2 oz. Heavy Cream
1/2 oz. Chef Depot
Wild Game Seasonings
Salt & Pepper, As Needed
Method -
Soak the Green Peppercorns in the bourbon whiskey for a
few minutes. Season venison with Chef
Depot Wild Game Seasonings and salt and pepper. Heat a sauté� pan over high
heat, add olive oil and venison, cook until well browned, flip over and repeat.
Remove venison from pan and reserve,
add onions and shallots, cook until transparent, add
Herb�s, wine, peppercorns with bourbon and let reduce. Finish the sauce with
heavy cream, taste and add seasonings. Return venison to sauce and cook to
desired doneness. We like ours medium - rare,
130 degree�s F., we use a instant thermometer to
accurately check the temperature.
(see �Special Products� section) serve with sauce.
Chef�s Note: Our Jaccard Tenderizers are the best way to make your meat more tender. They are also perfect for marinating!
All of our ingredients are weighed on a Stainless Steel Scale. It is required for accurate burger and steak portioning and sausage recipes.
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Recipe by Chef Hans
Yields- 1 loaf pan
Ingredients:
1 lb. Ground Venison
1 lb. Ground Pork
½ C. Diced Onion
2 pc. Garlic Cloves, minced
1 C. Bread Crumbs
½ tsp. Dried Thyme
1 tsp. Worsteshire sauce
4 Tbsp. Catsup
1 tsp. Cajun Seasonings
2 lg. Eggs
Salt & Pepper, to taste
Combine all ingredients in a
large mixing bowl and stir
together. Cook a small amount in a frying pan and taste it, adjust seasonings.
Place mixture in a loaf pan
and pack it in about an inch from the top. Use two pans, if needed. Bake at 375
f. for 1 hour,
or until the meat passes 165 f., use a pocket thermometer to check the
internal temp.
Chef�s Note: It�s a good idea
to use an oven thermometer to check your oven is reaching the correct
temperature.
It is estimated that over 80% of the ovens in
use today are off temperature 20-50 degrees! Our dried minced onion and garlic saves
time
and it�s always in
the cabinet!
I like to remove the meatloaf
from the oven, let it cool in the juices at least an hour, then make a quick
mushroom sauce
to serve with it.
Mashed potatoes and vegetables will complete the meal.
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