I have been going 100% deer the last 5 years or so. It's perfectly fine. Much more healthy.
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Originally posted by Burnadell View PostI finally mixed 1/2 ground venison with 1/2 of 73%/27% Angus, so that equates to ~13% fat content in that batch for my chili. I might should have used less fat in my ground beef. We shall see. I went this route because it was easier.
Then another batch I mixed 1/2 ground venison with 1/2 pork sausage similar to what Arrowsmith did. I will use this for hamburgers. I will update after I cook it.
Originally posted by Burnadell View PostI used to do that, and it is fine for chili, but it was hard to keep the patty together when cooking burgers.
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After a tip I got on here a few years ago, I had ground deer made with 10% smoked bacon. I only used it for burgers but it was great. My mother grilled some of it at her church one time and got a few “best burger” I have ever had compliments.
She passed away a couple of years ago.... never giving away our secret.
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I did the beef tallow for several years and it would start to go rancid after about 6 months in the freezer.
Same with pork fat ruined a batch of pan sausage mixing extra fat with venison and pork butt.
I now mix 30 to 35lbs of venison to 10lbs of fatty brisket and have no problems
I buy the $1.00 lb pork butts with old plantation sausage mix for my pan sausage without the venison.
I dont have time to vacume seal due to processing by myself. I rotate meat lugs in freezer to keep meat chilled as i am bagging.
We eat about 150 -200 lbs of venison burger a year.
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