Wet aging

[Karl Blanchard]

This was dinner tonight. Big fat elk eye of round.  Bit different tonight as I had a pan of bacon grease sitting around. Rub, bacon grease sear, bbq. Got preoccupied with some pickled asparagus and over cooked it a bit but still turned out fantastic.  It's amazing what a 9 and 7 year old will put away! Makes me really sympathize for my parents having to feed three teenage boys

[grundy53]

Looks delicious

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[Blacklab]

Yum 🤑🤑🤑

[Remnar]

  One of my favorites . I feel like alot of people overlook the eye . Right up there with backstraps and tenderloin .IMO

[Karl Blanchard]

One of my favorites . I feel like alot of people overlook the eye . Right up there with backstraps and tenderloin .IMO

probably bring a tear to your eye if a guy knew how many go the way of the grinder. No different than shanks, necks, and shoulders

[7mmfan]

Eye of round was what I cooked for the wild game virgins last week. They were thoroughly impressed. Also one of my favorite cuts.

Recently I've been utilizing our convection oven heated to 550. It gets those steaks and roasts sizzling. I've been very happy with how they turn out.

[jdb]

I brush with olive oil and then season with garlic, onion, a coarse ground salt and cracked pepper.  Return to fridge for min 12hr. 24 if I can. Remove and let warm to room temp. Either in a pan with butter or onto a hot grill. I'm a hot and fast guy personally. Let rest and slice. I do this with steaks and roasts. In my opinion a lean muscle gets ruined in a crockpot.  Save the slow cooker for shoulders, necks, and shanks.

This is a NV mule deer. Probably lived on mahogany and sage.  I've eaten nothing but wild game (literally) for 20 years. From sage to high alpine mtns. They are all amazing.  If a person likes red meat but doesnt like venison it is because they don't know how to cook plain and simple.

i agree with your last sentence 100%