Chicken Fried Pronghorn Tri-Tip Mushroom and Swiss Sandwich on Homemade Butter Buns...

[indaswamp]

So, when I pulled the pronghorn out of the freezer, it was a top round with the tri-tip still attached. I put that to the side with the intent on making sandwiches. I sliced it in half lengthwise then pounded it out about 3/8" flat with a meat mallet. Let that marinate in milk and hot sauce over night. I had some mushrooms left over from the lo mien and some swiss cheese....hmm....mushroom and swiss it is then!

Double battered ready to hit the grease..

The sandwich on warmed golden butter buns...and Zapp's Creole Onion kettle chips...

 

[gmc2003]

Second verse as good as the first. Good looking sammy

Point for sure
Chris

 

[indaswamp]

Second verse as good as the first. Good looking sammy

Point for sure
Chris

Thanks gmc! Was a really good sammy! quick cook too which i needed tonight. Was a very busy monday.

 

[tx smoker]

Wow....and I mean WOW!! That is one fantastic looking sandwich Keith. Sad part is that you only made one. Where is mine??

Robert

 

[indaswamp]

Wow....and I mean WOW!! That is one fantastic looking sandwich Keith. Sad part is that you only made one. Where is mine??

Robert

Thanks Robert! I did make two sandwiches. Had my brother over for dinner. Sad part is I do not have any more pronghorn, finally finished it off.

 

[CTXSmokeLover]

That looks fantastic, I've never had pronghorn. Assuming the meat is similar to other venison? Did you harvest this one?

 

[JLeonard]

Great looking sammich! I dont know.....The brother might would be going hungry if it was me. LOL.

Jim

 

[indaswamp]

That looks fantastic, I've never had pronghorn. Assuming the meat is similar to other venison? Did you harvest this one?

Thanks CTX! All depends on what the animal ha been eating. The year we went hunting was a wet spring and summer so the forage was good. They did not have to eat sage which is usually the cause of the off flavor in pronghorn. These had been feeding on winter wheat. Shot this one 2 years ago so it was time to clear it out of the freezer to make room for our processed meats from this season.

 

[indaswamp]

Great looking sammich! I dont know.....The brother might would be going hungry if it was me. LOL.

Jim

Thanks Jim!

 

[bauchjw]

Incredible! That is amazing work I would crush that and start calling for seconds!! Points!

 

[indaswamp]

Incredible! That is amazing work I would crush that and start calling for seconds!! Points!

Thanks Jed! It was tasty and a good audible with the swiss and mushroom!

 

[civilsmoker]

Thanks CTX! All depends on what the animal ha been eating. The year we went hunting was a wet spring and summer so the forage was good. They did not have to eat sage which is usually the cause of the off flavor in pronghorn. These had been feeding on winter wheat. Shot this one 2 years ago so it was time to clear it out of the freezer to make room for our processed meats from this season.

Looks good, and your lucky..... if you get a sagey one from a dry year..... oh man even a 50/50 with beef blend in sausage form is an acquired taste..... LOL

PS and this is coming from a meat eater!!!!

 

[indaswamp]

Looks good, and your lucky..... if you get a sagey one from a dry year..... oh man even a 50/50 with beef blend in sausage form is an acquired taste..... LOL

PS and this is coming from a meat eater!!!!

Thanks Civil! I've had sagey pronghorn before. One my Dad shot when I was younger. That one was strong!

 

[JC in GB]

That looks right tasty.

JC