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Is that off 17? If so, I used to stop there all the time as a little kid on the way home from Buffalo in the 80s and 90s to eat.


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That was always our meeting spot when shuttling my grandmother back and forth from Jersey' until I realized they were screwing me and I was going way past halfway lol
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On 2/1/2017 at 8:42 PM, Biz-R-OWorld said:

 


Is that off 17? If so, I used to stop there all the time as a little kid on the way home from Buffalo in the 80s and 90s to eat.


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Yup sure is off 17 in Apalachin. I live right behind it. Great food and even better desserts , which sadly I cant have like I used to. 

Yes they have a motel outback but it was bought out and redone. They also built a Comfort Inn next to it and they are adding a Perkins pancake house onto the Comfort Inn currently.

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I'm with you there with beef, im a ribeye guy. Venison its backstraps hands down.

9 minutes ago, Biz-R-OWorld said:

 


Haha. Maybe because the chops had just enough fat for the added flavor. I'm a ribeye guy over filet mignon.


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11 hours ago, Biz-R-OWorld said:

 


Haha. Maybe because the chops had just enough fat for the added flavor. I'm a ribeye guy over filet mignon.


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i was just reading an article about deer fat.  fat does have favor but will go rancid depending on how it's processed.  body cavity fat is very hard and doesn't render down easily.  waxy fat around muscles renders down easier (lower temp) and is softer to get flavor from.  you'll get a waxy coating in your mouth but if you have something acidic to cut it and cleanse your pallet it won't be over powering.  if you can render down fat into grease/oil and see what it smells and tastes like while processing if you're not sure.  depends on the region/diet the deer has too.  that's pretty much what the culinary article said.  i do leave some of the muscle fat on there but all the harder stuff and silver skin i remove as much as tediously possible.  neck i'll leave it all in there. when cooking low and slow for a long time the silver skin and other tissue in the neck work like a meat tenderizer they say.  it's broken down completely by then and not like it would be on say a chop or steak.  it's crazy the stuff you learn from actual wild game chefs versus your deer magazine reader recipe cook books, which i have a lot of too.

....i just wish i had their skills to whip up the stuff effortlessly like they do.

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Man that actually looked good until I saw all that fat was on venison...any venison meat others have given me,I trim down to red meat only...and I do most of the neck as well, had that nasty roof of mouth thing. Dang! it had better be piping hot  too or that gets even worse...in my experience at least.

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