Getting Rid Of The Gaminess Venison In The Kitchen

Getting rid of the Gaminess

czekit7 17 years ago

I've been told in the past that you can marinate gamey venison in buttermilk or something to get rid of some of the odd "bite". Has anyone tried this? How long do you marinate? What other things can you marinate gamey meat in? We have one deer in the freezer that has a little more "bite" than I'd like. Thanks for any comments

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thepoint 15 years ago said:

This is for venison steaks, but I use the same principle for all cuts:

Rinse deer steaks and place in a zip bag with 1/2 cup vinegar and 1 cup water; allow to
soak for 2 to 3 hours in the refrigerator. Remove steaks and discard
vinegar water; rinse out bag. Rinse meat; trim and debone. Place back in
bag and cover with 2 cups milk. Allow to marinate for at least 4 hours in the
refrigerator. Drain meat and pat dry before continuing recipe.

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dutchie326 15 years ago said:

marinating your deer steaks in Italian dressing works too. Works even better if you have a vacuum sealer to put the meat and marinade in.

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clandestine 15 years ago said:

know this is repeat, can also Breezy Way To Corn Beef Venison Or Other Game

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lucasanderson 14 years ago said:

A good processing can really help remove any gaminess. If your steaks or chops have any shiny or white filmy material on them, you're going to get that nasty taste. My hunting party processes our own deer from start to finish. It's not hard to do and if your cutters are good you shouldn't need to worry about the gamey flavor.

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