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Should have known. Love local butchers. Usually get hooked up. Helped out a few in past.

Yea I usually do a half beef but the farmer was slow this year and the freezer is too full right now.. I’ll just eat venny all winter and hold off till spring


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3 minutes ago, Chef said:


Yea I usually do a half beef but the farmer was slow this year and the freezer is too full right now.. I’ll just eat venny all winter and hold off till spring


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Got the opportunity to buy a whole hog processed how I want cut and vacuumed sealed $900. I used to raise pigs and process best price after every thing was 3.75lb.

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Got the opportunity to buy a whole hog processed how I want cut and vacuumed sealed $900. I used to raise pigs and process best price after every thing was 3.75lb.

That seems expensive for a hog but it all depends on hanging weight I guess


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Skipped out of work early to go hunting and my wife had Chick-dip-A waiting for me.  Wind direction is gonna be more important than ever when the fast food farts kick in. 
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I love Chick-fil-A but I don’t think I’ve ever had fast food for dinner at home


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Ummmmm [mention=327]crappyice[/mention] I don't recall you posting about how those inner loins turned out.

So funny you remembered:
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Shot last minute Sunday by my buddy (heart double lung- ran 25 yards and piled up). From shot to field dressed was 45 minutes….skinned and inner loins ripped out within 3 hours of walking.
Wrapped in plastic and stored in the fridge until tonight.
Salt pepper seared in cast iron (Lodge) on all sides and then 5 minutes in 400 oven…10 minutes of rest. Cooked perfectly for me…served with a Mexican casserole(ground venison, rice, beans, peas…) and cornbread.
It was fine.
I would do that again with any clean kill, quick processed deer. Any hint of tarnished meat on the inside…nope!
It is not as good as the backstrap and I would still enjoy a venison meatloaf or venison Philly cheesesteak more.
Full disclosure…I am not a “steak guy”


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So funny you remembered:
ce4e77dfb136bf43d56b9c4ec05b5fc8.jpg

Shot last minute Sunday by my buddy (heart double lung- ran 25 yards and piled up). From shot to field dressed was 45 minutes….skinned and inner loins ripped out within 3 hours of walking.
Wrapped in plastic and stored in the fridge until tonight.
Salt pepper seared in cast iron (Lodge) on all sides and then 5 minutes in 400 oven…10 minutes of rest. Cooked perfectly for me…served with a Mexican casserole(ground venison, rice, beans, peas…) and cornbread.
It was fine.
I would do that again with any clean kill, quick processed deer. Any hint of tarnished meat on the inside…nope!
It is not as good as the backstrap and I would still enjoy a venison meatloaf or venison Philly cheesesteak more.
Full disclosure…I am not a “steak guy”


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Remember…. I circled it on the damn calendar!!! Lol

Im taking this as a win


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I love Chick-fil-A but I don’t think I’ve ever had fast food for dinner at home


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I have, but never plated.  And plated makes it dinner and not just fast food.  Fancy!

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1 hour ago, Chef said:


I love Chick-fil-A but I don’t think I’ve ever had fast food for dinner at home


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Chick-Fil-A is the only fast food we get… and that’s only a couple times per year.  
 

It used to be a special treat when we traveled.  Now there’s one less than 5 miles from our house and we have it less often. 

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1 hour ago, crappyice said:


So funny you remembered:
ce4e77dfb136bf43d56b9c4ec05b5fc8.jpg

Shot last minute Sunday by my buddy (heart double lung- ran 25 yards and piled up). From shot to field dressed was 45 minutes….skinned and inner loins ripped out within 3 hours of walking.
Wrapped in plastic and stored in the fridge until tonight.
Salt pepper seared in cast iron (Lodge) on all sides and then 5 minutes in 400 oven…10 minutes of rest. Cooked perfectly for me…served with a Mexican casserole(ground venison, rice, beans, peas…) and cornbread.
It was fine.
I would do that again with any clean kill, quick processed deer. Any hint of tarnished meat on the inside…nope!
It is not as good as the backstrap and I would still enjoy a venison meatloaf or venison Philly cheesesteak more.
Full disclosure…I am not a “steak guy”


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Id put a whole deer right into burger and sausage. Maybe can some. I watched my wife's cuzin eyes when I took 2 whole back straps right into grinder. Lol!

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This was my make, 6 months old. I was disappointed they skinned the head. So I cook in the over so I could the heat better. Not a lot of meat but tons of fat, it would have made such a mess in the smoker The meat was very tender. Worth it. I have one more head

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