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FAQ Subject: I need a recipe for barbecuing deer

Hello SMOKY. I am looking for a recipe on deer barbecue. If you have one can you send it to me please.

Thanks:
Stephen Kiger

Hi Stephen,
Click into "According to Smoky" on the opening page of www.barbecuen.com and read the "Game Plan" and here is another recipe:

Venison Roast:
Trim hind quarter and separate into roasts. Remove all silver skin. De-boning will make it easier to slice, but if you do, roll it back up and tie with cotton twine.

With a sharp pointed knife, make 1" deep slits about 1/2" wide and stuff into each a sliver of garlic and a green onion, then trim them off at the surface level. Do this all over the roast. Then rub with a mixture of 1 T. oil and 1 T. Worcestershire sauce. Place on a rack over a shallow pan containing 1/4" water to keep the first juices from burning. Preheat the grill for roasting (350°), put the roast in and leave it alone for about 50 minutes. Check the internal temp and take it out when that reaches 145° and let it sit for 10 minutes before slicing thinly across the grain.

The neck meat and other tough parts makes great chili.
Have fun,
Smoky

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