Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Venison backstraps sliced open to show a perfect exterior sear and a rare center. (Alice Jones Webb) I ate a lot of venison when I ...

A dressed plate of sliced venison backstrap with bright vegetables - hlphoto/Shutterstock Venison isn't exactly a common everyday dinner item. It's not too hard to find, especially in certain parts of ...

Florida’s deer hunting season has already kicked off in some areas of the state, but the bulk of deer season is yet to come. There are still months of deer jerky, venison burgers, grilled backstrap ...

Natural veggie fed venison backstrap is one of the most tender cuts you can cook, but only if you respect the heat. In this video, I show you how to cook it American style with a fast, controlled sear ...

Take your venison game to the next level with this reverse-seared backstrap! Slow-cooked to perfection and finished with a sizzling sear, this method locks in the juiciness while delivering that ...

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Deer season opens one week from today, and according to archery hunters who have been hunting since late last month and the recent acorn drop, hunters should find good prospects. Let’s skip ahead a ...

Hand-sized, four-bite meat pies are, by far, the most asked for recipe among my family and friends. Made with venison and a modest touch of curry — their golden deliciousness is a hit at potlucks as ...

In a world of fast-food burgers, ho-hum chain restaurants and pre-packaged preservative-laden frozen meals, venison is Heaven’s bounty. Venison is lean, heart-healthy, high in amino acids and vitamins ...

Whitetail deer meat? Yup, that’s venison. Ek meat? That’s venison, too. Moose meat? Still venison. What about squirrel meat? Well, actually, sort of. If you’re a hunter, and especially a big-game ...

Middle Tennessee deer processors are hard at work this time of year, taking thousands of deer harvested by hunters and turning those kills into frozen steaks, ground meat and sausages. Jim Flowers has ...