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4 minutes ago, crappyice said:

Need some help!!! I’m making this for Christmas dinner but need a sauce ....
https://jesspryles.com/recipe/stuffed-venison-backstrap-recipe/

looks like the picture has cherries but nothing in the recipe...whose got a good “drizzle” for my meat!



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how about a bourbon blueberry glaze? https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/member/views/pork-chops-with-bourbon-blueberry-glaze-52417271 

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1 hour ago, crappyice said:

Need some help!!! I’m making this for Christmas dinner but need a sauce ....
https://jesspryles.com/recipe/stuffed-venison-backstrap-recipe/

looks like the picture has cherries but nothing in the recipe...whose got a good “drizzle” for my meat!



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I am doing a stuffed Venison backstrap on Christmas too, stuffing it with Gorgonzola, spinach and mushrooms though.  Your recipe  looks great too!   With the walnuts and sage, I think a fruit based glaze would pair well.  Maybe a cranberry glaze for a little tartness?  

https://www.beefitswhatsfordinner.com/recipes/recipe/1450/beef-tenderloin-with-easy-cranberry-balsamic-sauce

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Need some help!!! I’m making this for Christmas dinner but need a sauce ....
https://jesspryles.com/recipe/stuffed-venison-backstrap-recipe/

looks like the picture has cherries but nothing in the recipe...whose got a good “drizzle” for my meat!



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First off you’re not that old your meat should still drizzle on it’s own...

I would go to a high end super market buy a small container of Demi glacé usually in a high end cheese section or at the butcher. I would reduce some red wine maybe reduce half a bottle down to 4oz mix in the demi and the put some dried cherries into the sauce. Let it simmer till the cherries plump up


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14 hours ago, crappyice said:

Need some help!!! I’m making this for Christmas dinner but need a sauce ....
https://jesspryles.com/recipe/stuffed-venison-backstrap-recipe/

looks like the picture has cherries but nothing in the recipe...whose got a good “drizzle” for my meat!



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I make a cranberry sauce, pan drippings or a little beef stock, red wine esp a port, canned whole cranberry sauce, butter, cook it down til it thickens a bit.  

Don't have exact amounts cause I 90 percent eyeball cooking without a recipe. Except for baking.  

I also like an apple butter for venison too.  Am making that for new years. 

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2 minutes ago, turkeyfeathers said:

leftover pasta is always better the second time around

Agreed! Soaks up the excess moisture.  I am considering baking the lasagna on Christmas eve, and rebaking for actual Christmas dinner.  I just started my sauce, going to get it to a nice simmer, shut it off, and let it sit in its heat a few hrs, bring back up to a good rolling simmer, and repeat until I assemble the lasagna.  Good times.

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