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DEER DROPPINGS

December 16, 2011 In The Wild 1 Comment

This weekend and coming week I will be attending a number of potluck-oriented holiday parties. I can’t think of anything better to bring than deer droppings. No, it’s not what you’re thinking, it’s not these deer droppings from the wild.

 

I’m going to be preparing and serving a venison steak cube recipe called ‘deer droppings’ courtesy of  friends of mine from Scranton, PA.

It’s simple to make and scrumptious! I’m certain that everybody, including the kids and non-hunters in these holiday crowds, will love the ‘deer droppings’ and they’ll get eaten fast! Here’s the recipe (I may have to double it):

DEER DROPPINGS

1 venison steak

2 eggs

1 cup milk

seasoned bread crumbs

vegetable oil

garlic powder 

Cut the venison steaks into one inch cubes. Dip them in the egg/milk mixture, then into the seasoned bread crumbs. Deep fry in hot oil until golden brown. Remove from oil and sprinkle with garlic powder. Good stuff! 

I’m thinking I should have a picture of my Nebraska whitetail buck handy that produced the venison for these festive occasions to show folks, don’t you?

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  1. Venison says:

    These venison deer droppings look great! We have been to Scranton PA and love the scenery of the mountains and valleys. Very nice place indeed.

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