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Wednesday, February 1, 2017

Making grilled stuffed backstraps (with pork instead of venison)

The Total Outdoorsman Guide by T. Edward Nickens is not just full of hunting tricks or how to set up a tent, it also includes a scarce few recipes as well. The original recipe for the grilled stuffed backstraps calls for one piece of venison backstrap, which is a very nice cut of deer meat, but unless you hunted and killed the deer yourself the meat is quite expensive. Because I don't have a hunting license, and didn't want to pay in the range of $75 per pound of meat, I decided to use pork instead. One thing that I had to learn in order to make this dish was how to truss a cut of meat with kitchen string and how to make a butterfly cut in the meat, but it sure turned out great.






Works Cited: 
T. Edward Nickens, The Total Outdoorsman Guide,. Weldon Owen Inc. 2013


1 comments:

  1. Mmm bacon. I imagine the bacon fat kept the pork nice and juicy.

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