I didnt really look to see if there are any recipes for preparing antelope backstrap on here but I figured I'd ask you guys what you like to do with it...
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Do you mean antelope as in african or indian critters? Or do you mean the Pronghorn? If its pronghorn, uhhhh, mix plenty pork and make sausage. My step dad lived in Wyoming for 19 years. I tried it several times. Edible but not all that great. If you find a good way to cook em plz let us know.
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I think it tastes great. It makes the best chili n my opinion.
Here's my favorite way to cook Pronghorn.
Dice 1 large onion.
Mince 4 cloves of garlic.
Sautee them in some olive oil.
While sauteeing the onions n garlic add flour, salt, n pepper to taste to a bag. Mix up n drop the meat in and coat very generously. Fry n pan with onions n garlic until your desired temp. Allow the onions n garlic to turn black. Delicious.
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