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Need a good venison tenderloin recipe

Posted By: stylesp

Need a good venison tenderloin recipe - 03/15/13 12:18 AM

Going to cook the tenderloin off my buck from this year. Looking for some pointers.
Posted By: bill oxner

Re: Need a good venison tenderloin recipe - 03/15/13 12:27 AM

Les is better on a tenderloin. Most people don't make it home with those suckers.
Posted By: stylesp

Re: Need a good venison tenderloin recipe - 03/15/13 01:05 AM

grill?
Posted By: RobertY

Re: Need a good venison tenderloin recipe - 03/15/13 01:23 AM

Most people cut them into 1" thick medalions and give them a quick sear, like a sea scallop
Posted By: stylesp

Re: Need a good venison tenderloin recipe - 03/15/13 06:27 PM

Seasoning?
Posted By: Navasot

Re: Need a good venison tenderloin recipe - 03/15/13 06:34 PM

split it open longways, stuff with cream cheese, garlic, onions, butter... close and tie together with grilling rope and wrap the whole thing in bacon.....mmmmmmmmmm cook slow on grill... always add beer
Posted By: stylesp

Re: Need a good venison tenderloin recipe - 03/15/13 07:14 PM

Now that sounds good
Posted By: conifer

Re: Need a good venison tenderloin recipe - 03/15/13 08:08 PM

Prepare a marinade:
1 cup olive oil
1/3 cup lemon juice
1 tsp. each: sage/thyme/rosemary.
Blend the heck out of it and pour onto meat (not cut up) in a glass container. Cover and refrigerate at least 6 hours. Grill it/rare.
Posted By: stylesp

Re: Need a good venison tenderloin recipe - 03/16/13 08:28 PM

thx guys
Posted By: Barcelona Rick

Re: Need a good venison tenderloin recipe - 03/19/13 07:06 PM

Remove any silver skin....wash and pat dry...sprinkle with a scant amount of garlic powder......wrap completely with good quality bacon. Place on grill away from the heat and grill until bacon is done but not crisp...tenderloin should be medium rare...let rest about 10 minutes and slice across grain....

rick
Posted By: Ringer1

Re: Need a good venison tenderloin recipe - 03/19/13 07:24 PM

Originally Posted By: RobertYuras
Most people cut them into 1" thick medalions and give them a quick sear, like a sea scallop


This!
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