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Recipes => Venison / Wild Game => Topic started by: puddle jumper on September 27, 2013, 09:49:14 AM
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Marinaded in Soy Sauce and Jim Baldridge rub.. Vacume sealed in a poor mans sealer "the sink"' for a day,
De-Boned it and stuffed it with hamburger, onions and pickles..
Bacon wrapped,
Smoked at 225, for 7 hrs to 160 internal,
at 6 hrs opened up and mopped with sticky fingers sweet BBQ sauce.
Rest for a hr and sliced thin, served...
Man good stuff...
PJ
PS,
The only thing I might change is I would pull it 150 next time..
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Stunning, John! I bet that tasted fantastic!! What do you think of the Baldridge seasoning on venison?
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The soy sauce really over powered the Baldridge rub on this one,,,
Im looking forward to trying it by itself,,,
PJ
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Bet it was really good! The Baldridge by itself was great on a brisket I smoked last weekend.
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Can you tell me what a neck roast is? I know there is a lot of meat on a deer neck. But where is the bone? We usually just debone the neck and throw that in to our grinding meat for sausage.
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Greg,
The neck roast is just what it sounds like, they just cut the neck cross ways to make a roast instead of cutting all the strips out of it,, the pic you see above is after I de-boned it,,"cut the spine out of the middle of it",
I had never had it this way untill this one, i thought it was a regular hind quarters roast until I thawed it out, it came from my processor like that,but i got to tell you I liked it,
I am revisiting this post because its about time to do this again..
8)
PJ
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Wow John, nicely done!! I would have never thought of Pickels. Dills??
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That comes from a German dish, Rouladen , we grew up eating that around my house and love the flavor combination,,
Yes Dill..
PJ
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Looking forward to the next one, PJ! ;D