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    It’s so good, you may start head shooting bucks to save the shoulders.

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      Originally posted by Ætheling View Post

      Shank and cubed shoulder. Wife is buying some baguettes at the store. Excited to try this.


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      Definitely lives up to the hype. Some hot Italian peppers and provolone cheese would have made this sandwich epic.


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        I guess I’m gonna be the negative Nelly here. It didnt live up to the hype imho. I might do it again, but it isn’t going to be a ‘go to’ meal.

        To each his own I guess.

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          Had just killed two deer and made this recipe with deer shoulder for the first time. It was great. Vacuum sealed the other 3 shoulders for future Mississippi pot roasts. Yum

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            We do this with the neck roasts as well. I'm not a roast person but the neck roasts are amazing. I will be trying this tomorrow with a shoulder straight out of the ice chest!

            Thanks for sharing.

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              6:30 this morning.


              Checked on her at lunch.




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                Man that was fantastic. Those peppers are great in there.

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                  Tried a shoulder roast this way a few days ago- never will I grind one up again. It was delicious!

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                    Originally posted by sir shovelhands View Post
                    Good recipe.

                    You can also do this with the shanks. Most people leave them on deer since they're full of tendons, but those tendons turn to jelly after a long cook.
                    I was gona mention Shanks...(Just don't shatter them when you remove, saw off...A couple times I did't have saw..Axed them off WRONG had bone splinters all in flesh...

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                      This is all we do with beef roasts. I have a venison roast but no au jus. Trying to substitute with a beef rub and adding green chili enchilada sauce.

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                        Update! Just had our first bowl... the green chili enchilada sauce added to it really made it fantastic. I recommend yall try it next time you make this. Keep everything else the same and add a 15 oz can green chili enchilada sauce. Thanks again for posting!

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                          How long are y’all cooking venison in the crock pot?

                          What’s the approx cook time and cook temp if doing a doe shoulder or hind quarter in the oven and covered?

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                              Starting this tomorrow morning and adding some pork meat to venison shoulder and deboned quarters. Hoping a 10a-6pm cook on low will suffice to get everything good and tender

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                                On and cooking on low. The meat includes two bone in pork chops, the doe shoulder and a couple doe hind quarter roasts. Total meat weight is 6lbs. I added the green chili enchilada sauce into the mix, along with celery, carrots, onions. With 6lbs of meat, I put in 2 ranch dressing packets and left the au jus at 1 packet.
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