Well, that worked
A while ago a great chap got a Fallow for us
Fallow deer by English Countrylife, on Flickr
We skinned and home butchered it and over the last ten days cured one of the loin cuts as back bacon and then cold oak smoked it. Venison is very lean so we used some home rendered duck fat for frying
We ate the bacon on home made honey and walnut bread (both ingredients from the surrounding houses) with sloe jelly as the sauce. I don't like to over hype what we do, but if you get the chance, make venison bacon! Not an over strong game taste, but somehow "meatier" than the pork bacon we usually make. Really, very nice.
A while ago a great chap got a Fallow for us
Fallow deer by English Countrylife, on Flickr
We skinned and home butchered it and over the last ten days cured one of the loin cuts as back bacon and then cold oak smoked it. Venison is very lean so we used some home rendered duck fat for frying
We ate the bacon on home made honey and walnut bread (both ingredients from the surrounding houses) with sloe jelly as the sauce. I don't like to over hype what we do, but if you get the chance, make venison bacon! Not an over strong game taste, but somehow "meatier" than the pork bacon we usually make. Really, very nice.