Venison Roast in Dutch Oven (Recipe)
January 13, 2015
By Miss Homemade
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This hunting and camping recipe is downright delicious and easy to prepare.
You may use any size of venison roast that you wish, just make certain to remove the silvering around it. This makes the meat taste wild.
Ingredients:
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1/4 cup yellow mustard brown sugar 6 to 12 slices bacon 3 onions, halved Directions:
Squirt yellow mustard over the roast and then roll or press in the brown sugar. This will make a delicious glaze on the outside. Top the entire roast with slices of bacon.
Wrap the roast in heavy duty foil tightly - it's best if you wrap it in two layers of foil. If you have access to a cast iron dutch oven and can place it over a fire, this would be ideal. Pour two cups of broth or water in the bottom and add the onion halves. Place the roast on top of the onions.
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This roast needs to cook low and slow for 1 to 1-1/2 hours per pound at approximately 250 degrees. You will need to add more wood to keep the fire going slowly.
It is done when the meat falls off the bone. Place the roast in a tin pan and pull the meat apart with two forks in large chunks. Top the roast with your favorite barbecue sauce and set over the file to heat through.
Meal Suggestions:
Potatoes on the Grill
When you are cooking the roast, slice several potatoes (with the skin on) and chop one sweet onion (you can use green peppers too). Spray a large piece of foil with cooking spray and fill with the potatoes and onions.
Place pats of butter over the top and season with salt and pepper. These potatoes usually take 30 to 45 minutes to cook, depending on how thin you slice the potatoes.
Laid Back Dinner Idea
You may also toast some buttered sandwich buns in a skillet over the fire. Shred the pieces of meat and add barbecue sauce. Pile the meat high onto the sandwich bun. You can top with jalapenos and coleslaw. Bring a bag of chips and dinner is done.
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