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11/21/20 05:06 AM
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Brother Phil
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There was a time that I would trim the meat of the shanks, for the grinder. Very tedious, and not much to show for it. I then moved to just tossing the shank in the scrap bucked. However, today I tried something new. I cooked the whole shank (rear legs) and front shank meat, in the crock pot. I used a recipe similar to making a roast. When it was done, very tasty, and some of the better venison I have had. Very user friendly. Thought I would pass this on.
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Re: Deer Shank
[Re: Brother Phil]
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11/21/20 05:28 AM
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We cooked up the shanks off one this year in the oven at 225 for a few hours with onions, garlic, pepper..... then made stew from it, was some of the best venison stew I have ever had. Helped that the wife is a very good cook.
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Re: Deer Shank
[Re: Brother Phil]
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11/21/20 01:09 PM
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Good tip Brother Phil. I might try that. I have no love for the shank either, tough meat and full of tendons that take forever to trim.
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Re: Deer Shank
[Re: Brother Phil]
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11/21/20 02:35 PM
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soooo
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Re: Deer Shank
[Re: Brother Phil]
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11/21/20 04:23 PM
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Oso bucco.
Lots of recipes for it out there.
While a whole shank isn’t oso bucco, it can be prepared the same.
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Re: Deer Shank
[Re: Brother Phil]
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11/21/20 10:43 PM
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I put them in a pressure cooker with onions and mushrooms and a little water. Some of the best meat on a deer/elk if you do it right.
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