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Last week it was wild turkey noodle and last night venison french vegetable...mmmmm good

I sauteed the chunked venison with onions garlic and chunked celery in olive oil with just a dash of sesame oil...then added that to beef broth and okra...potatoes...carrots...peas...spinach...a jar of diced tomatoes in juice....green beans and corn all from our garden..sliced up portabella mushrooms and added a bit of dry red wine 2 bay leafs and some basil...then simmered for 3 hours....a loaf of french bread...Ohhh so good

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Last week it was wild turkey noodle and last night venison french vegetable...mmmmm good

I sauteed the chunked venison with onions garlic and chunked celery in olive oil with just a dash of sesame oil...then added that to beef broth and okra...potatoes...carrots...peas...spinach...a jar of diced tomatoes in juice....green beans and corn all from our garden..sliced up portabella mushrooms and added a bit of dry red wine 2 bay leafs and some basil...then simmered for 3 hours....a loaf of french bread...Ohhh so good

Wind must be in the east today. Can smell it way over here, LOL. It's china buffet here tonight.

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I sure do love homemade soups and stews.I even enjoy a pot/kettle of beans from time to time,allways make enough to freeze some for another day.No canned soup for myself homemade is the best.

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Last week it was wild turkey noodle and last night venison french vegetable...mmmmm good

I sauteed the chunked venison with onions garlic and chunked celery in olive oil with just a dash of sesame oil...then added that to beef broth and okra...potatoes...carrots...peas...spinach...a jar of diced tomatoes in juice....green beans and corn all from our garden..sliced up portabella mushrooms and added a bit of dry red wine 2 bay leafs and some basil...then simmered for 3 hours....a loaf of french bread...Ohhh so good

You just made me hungry. Thanks alot. Lol
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might be off the subject alittle , i made my own stock/ consomme its easy and i feel im using more of the deer i roast the bones [hack up the leg bones small you want the marrow the neck and spine break in small pieces ] w/ carrots onions celery garlic in a400 oven till browned well [ start the bones then add the veg. add to large stock pot coverw/ water add salt[sparingly @first]juniper berry pepper corns bayleaf parsley and boil baby boil keep adding water and taste skim and skim til clear broth make about a gal. ifreeze in sand. size ziplock bags use to make soup/ stew . go on hunter angler gardener, cook i got the recipe there

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We made scotch broth with venison instead of lamb. It was fantastic! The trick is to avoid boiling, which will toughen the meat. Made a huge pot and froze a bunch for lunch. I love to create awesome food smells at work. Reheating without overheating in the work microwave is a challenge but worth it.

Not sure if this link will work, but here's the inspiration... http://honest-food.net/2011/03/10/scottish-venison-soup/

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Last week it was wild turkey noodle and last night venison french vegetable...mmmmm good

I sauteed the chunked venison with onions garlic and chunked celery in olive oil with just a dash of sesame oil...then added that to beef broth and okra...potatoes...carrots...peas...spinach...a jar of diced tomatoes in juice....green beans and corn all from our garden..sliced up portabella mushrooms and added a bit of dry red wine 2 bay leafs and some basil...then simmered for 3 hours....a loaf of french bread...Ohhh so good

Sounds delicious, and it is soup weather!!

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