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  • ChrisD

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    My first try. Came out nice and red, just a tad heavy on the salt. Overall pretty pleased.

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    ChrisD

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    I used a recipe I found on the Internet.
    http://honest-food.net/2015/01/12/corned-venison-recipe/

    Mine was a bit heavy on the salt. I didn't have kosher salt, and used pickling salt in its place. I found kosher for the next go round. Pickling salt is not as coarse, so I guess I used more than needed. The pink curing salt, which goes by instacure. Etc. can be found on eBay, cabelas etc. it is different than Morton's tender quick. I was ordering from cabelas so I ordered it there. I saw it cheaper on eBay. Don't need much of it, though.

    It really was pretty easy, not labor intensive at all.
    Letting it cool so I can run it on the slicer.
     
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    ChrisD

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    This roast was only about 3 lbs. I let it soak in the brine for 7 days. Now I need harvest another critter this weekend. I have one football roast in the freezer. I wanted to try a recipe for deli roast beef with that one.
     
    I used a recipe I found on the Internet.
    http://honest-food.net/2015/01/12/corned-venison-recipe/

    Mine was a bit heavy on the salt. I didn't have kosher salt, and used pickling salt in its place. I found kosher for the next go round. Pickling salt is not as course, so I guess I used more than needed. The pink curing salt, which goes by instacure. Etc. can be found on eBay, cabelas etc. it is different than Morton's tender quick. I was ordering from cabelas so I ordered it there. I saw it cheaper on eBay. Don't need much of it, though.

    It really was pretty easy, not labor intensive at all.
    Letting it cool so I can run it on the slicer.

    Not an expert but that was probably the issue (not criticism by any means :)) It definenitely looks awesome and I'm not a big salt fan in any capacity but it does looks delicious either way.
     

    ChrisD

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    Not an expert but that was probably the issue (not criticism by any means :)) It definenitely looks awesome and I'm not a big salt fan in any capacity but it does looks delicious either way.

    When I realized I didn't have kosher salt, I did some quick searching online. There was a conversion, and I just estimated. But from what I read, they are essentially the same. Being less coarse, there was more sodium for the volume I suppose. Next time will be kosher, picked a can today. I have a pork loin that I want to try a Canadian Bacon recipe I found, put the smoker to use.:D
     
    I've gotten into canning the past few years and have done the same thing,use what's available/conversions and it just isn't the same as what the recipe calls for in some instances.That still looks like a nice chunk of meat (not to be partially quoted:sad20:).:thumbsup:
     

    RebelYell

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    Aug 30, 2013
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    Corned venison is next on my list to try. I made venison osso buco the other night and it was far and away the best thing I've made with deer. I'll never grind up another shank.
     

    ChrisD

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    I am going to have to try that....Post a pic once you get a sandwhich made up :party29:

    Not on a sandwich yet, but it's ready to go. Sliced it this morning. I let it soak in water for a day and a half to lessen the saltiness. Color was even all the way through.

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