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Hannah’s Country Fried Venison

Fry Up Delicious Venison Backstrap With Venison Gravy, Hannah shows You How To Do It Right.

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June 17, 2022
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How do you prepare and fry up delicious venison backstrap and then create a tasty gravy to smother the Country Fried Venison in. Hannah McCauley of Whitetail Heaven Outfitters shows you how to do it right.

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INGREDIENTS

– Venison Back Strap

– Milk

– Eggs

– Flour

– Breading of choice

– Vegetable oil

– Salt and Pepper

– Honey

 DIRECTIONS

1. Marinade the back strap in milk for 4-8 hours. Then slice into thin 1/4 inch medallions.

2. Take slices and dip into breading, then into milk/egg mixture, and back into breading. Dry-wet-dry

3. Once breaded, place into a pan of preheated oil/butter for frying. Use enough oil to cover roughly 1/2 of the slice of meat.

4. Let fry for 4 minutes/side.

5. Remove from oil, drizzle honey over the golden brown medallions followed by a dash of sea salt.

Now it’s time to make the gravy

6. Use the same pan you just fried the meat in to make the gravy. Use about 2 tablespoons of the remaining oil (pour off the rest) and add 2 tablespoons of flour. Mix until clumps are gone.

7. Add milk to the gravy while stirring continuously.

8. Once mixture starts to thicken, season to taste.

9. Pour over your country fried venison and enjoy!

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