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Creamed venison

Started by Shedrock, December 01, 2011, 06:53:00 PM

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Shedrock

You will need,

1 can condensed cream of mushroom soup
1 can condensed cream of celery soup
1 can condensed cream of onion soup
1 can water
1 medium onion, chopped
3 stalks of celery, chopped
2 lbs venison of your choice, cut into 1" chunks

Put all soups and water in Dutch oven; mix well. Stir in venison, onion and celery. Heat to a boil, then reduce heat, cover and simmer for 1 1/2-2 hours, until tender. Serve over rice or noodles. Enjoy!
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Flyboy718

I will try this when I get my new dutch oven
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Tajue17

got a dutch oven for x-mas I will try this too..
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Tajue17



thanks shedrock,, good stuff!
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ronp

That looks fantastic.  Nice gravy!
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Tajue17

Plenty left over for the thermos I take when hunting coyotes too!!! good stuff and where I'm a big worcestershire sauce fan I added a few dabs of that and a bunch of whole mushrooms in mine I was in heaven..
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dougbutt

would this also work with ground venison? all out of stew meat and i want to try this out

Cruiser78

Looks good!! I'm definitely going to try this recipe.
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Rod Witkos

I made this in the crockpot on low for 8 hours. It was amazing!
"'I don't go into the woods to "rough it"; I go into the woods to "smooth it". I get it rough enough in the city.'

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snakebit40

Thank you! I'll try it in my crockpot too... no dutch oven yet    :confused:    :knothead:
Jon Richards

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bretto

Did anyone making this recipe brown their meat first?  Or do You just throw it together?

Going to give it a try.

bretto

Rod Witkos

"'I don't go into the woods to "rough it"; I go into the woods to "smooth it". I get it rough enough in the city.'

Horace Kephart, 'Camping and Woodcraft'; 1917"

bretto

Thanks Rod.    :thumbsup:   I think this will be dinner for Saturday.

bretto

bretto

Well I didn't get this made until Sunday. Man was it good. I made it in the crock pot. I think it made quite a bit of extra liquid from the meat and the covered cooker.

Next time I'll use the dutch oven or leave out the can of water. I think it would thicken as it cooked in the dutch oven much better. Give it a try.   :thumbsup:    :thumbsup:  

bretto

sswv

I give this a try and 'WOW' was it GOOOOD.  I did alter the recipe a wee bit. I soaked my meat in a ginger-ale bath for about 3 hours before cooking. I used ol fashion dumpling noodles. the wife has been saying she is getting tired of red meat all the time BUT, she didn't complain this evening.

thanks for the great recipe   :thumbsup:

woozy


snakebit40

TTT so I can find it easier when I try this later this week.
Jon Richards

Isaiah 6:8 Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, "Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?"
And I said, "Here am I. Send me!".
>>>>------------>
Schafer Silvertip 71@28
Big River 60" 59@28

Tajue17

I didn't mention in my post but I poured it over the egg noodles in the other pan and a fork was all you needed!

dang its been awhile I need to make this again... 8^)
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uncowboy

So I had 3 phesants thawed and did this to them. They were GREAT. Served the meat over rice and it was plate licking good. Thanks, J.Michael

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