Venison burgers and Wicked Baked Beans for memorial day

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tsonka

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Apr 19, 2016
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Recipe doubled for 2 pounds Venison

2 pounds Venison and 1/2 pound breakfast sausage


1 small yellow onion .... Very important ... use varying textures. I rough chop some and put rest in food processor ... at least half the onion should be finely chopped or mush ... your looking for the juice and flavor ...

add heaping spoon minced garlic



Several shakes Grill mates .... light on the seasoning


Add Worcestershire Sauce for proper moisture ... unmeasured amount but usually only need 2-3 good shakes per pound


Final mixture should be shiny and glisten with moisture but not wet. There should be a lot of onion in it, but due to the food processor you only see the rough chopped onion. Cover and let rest for at least 2 hours

 
Thank you.

I have posted this in the wild game section, but here is the formal Venison Burger recipe, is my own creation

Venison burgers

1lb Venison

1/4 lb Breakfast Sausage  —- Something with a higher fat content. I usually buy Farmland -- Don’t buy Maple, Sage, Hot or any other flavored sausage, just plain ol’ breakfast sausage

Finely chopped yellow onion, I put in a food processor so the juice comes out and the pieces are small enough to cook down.

1 spoon jarred minced garlic

Several shakes Grill Mates (Or similar) steak seasoning -- Season to your personal taste, I tend to be a minimalist on the spices

Mix together adding Worcestershire sauce as needed for proper moisture — this amount is not measured but usually 3-4 good shakes does it.

Let set several hours in refrigerator for things to blend together.

Cook as you would a Medium beef hamburger … Do Not overcook .. It will dry out
 
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