Red Meat and Red Beer

[eyeguy 54]

Sure love this time of the year when the tag gets filled.

[DonBo]

Yep, started my first batch of jerky for the season last night. I would like to put one more deer in the freezer before I start grinding though. That's a one-time-only deal at my house.

[eyeguy 54]

I bought this oster about 3o years ago. Many trimmings thru it. easy clean up so no biggy.

[vister]

Make sure ya give your popcorn bowl a good scrubbing before your next batch of popcorn

[eyeguy 54]

gonna make tiger meat in it next. nom nom

[DonBo]

Tiger meat???

[IlliniWalli]

love me some red beer!

especially with homemade tomato juice, celery salt, a healthy dash of lee & perrines and a couple drops of sirachi sauce

red meat's pretty good, too

[JP Z]

I'm with Donbo..............Tiger Meat???????

Oh yeah, red beer yum.............Tiger Meat?????

[eyeguy 54]

raw ground round, some pepper, a little onion and a little garlic salt. Combine, let it sit a while. Eat on crackers. Been a couple years since I have had any.

[Getanet]

Raw venny? Sounds like you should pick-up a 6 pack of beer and a 6 pack of toilet paper before eating.

[DonBo]

raw ground round, some pepper, a little onion and a little garlic salt. Combine, let it sit a while. Eat on crackers.

Yeah, ummm, no thanks.

[CaptainMusky]

Raw venny? Sounds like you should pick-up a 6 pack of beer and a 6 pack of toilet paper before eating.

my thoughts exacly lol

[JP Z]

Ok that would be interesting. I know folks do it with beef and steak tartar etc.

[Xplorer]

Tiger Meat Recipe

Ingredients

- 3 tsp. cayenne pepper

- 16 dashes Tabasco sauce

- 1 large red onion, diced

- 3 sticks celery, diced

- 4 Tbsp. black pepper

- 4 Tbsp. ground coarse sea salt

- 1/2 tsp. garlic powder

- 5 lbs. sirloin, cubed

- 5 raw eggs yolk*

*Hull’s recipe calls for whole eggs, but I’d recommend using just the yolks instead just to be safe.

Directions:

Combine all of the ingredients, except for the meat and eggs, in a mixing bowl and set aside. In separate bowl combine sirloin and eggs. Mix well, then add ingredients from dry bowl and mix well.

Run all ingredients through grinder with the finest die you have. Ideally, you should let it sit overnight in the refrigerator to allow all the ingredients come to full flavor. Needless to say, this should be eaten within a day or so of making it, or freeze it right after making a batch.

From Field and Stream. I usually cut down to 1/5th to use one pound of beef/veni.

[Mike89]

years ago they served tiger meat sandwichs at cafes. that ages me if I can remeber that!

[B-man715]

We call 'em "Cannibal Sandwiches" where I grew up in Wisconsin

A pound of burger, a raw onion, and a bunch of salt and pepper

[eyeguy 54]

I never put eggs in the stuff I make.

[Tom Sawyer]

No Way! You may want to consider some cure and maybe wait a few hours anyway, Even if your using frozen meat not all bacteria is killed.

Haven't you ever been sick? Yuck.

[eyeguy 54]

I have never been sick from it. used to eat it a lot. the town I grew up in had a lot of tiger meat at different community events. Usually Christmas and new years time.

[delcecchi]

No Way! You may want to consider some cure and maybe wait a few hours anyway, Even if your using frozen meat not all bacteria is killed.

Haven't you ever been sick? Yuck.

Grind own meat is best.

[deerminator]

I think eyeguy is eating "sushi grade" venni. Seriously, if you ground it fresh and ate immediately and/or froze and then thawed, I see no issues. The "experts" say its all about the surface area. That ground meat has more potential for bacteria than steaks, chops, etc.

I've eaten some medium rare pork chops on the bone at fancy places before with no ill effects. That's how you're supposed to prepare it I guess.

I also went to a healthy cooking and prep class when I worked for a "fancy" grocery store chain in the Cities that begins with a B. "Dr. Death," our instructor, told us that chicken or pork was no different than beef in terms of its potential for making you sick or the cooking methods employed. So I've always went on the temps and principles involved versus the types of meat taken, etc. Good luck

[eyeguy 54]

beef, I don't do venny tiger meat.

[leechlake]

had a little problem gutting a buck last weekend when dealing with the urine area. I make tiger meat with ground steak but I'm thinking the hind end of that buck wouldn't be a very good candidate.

We annually have tiger meat when pheasant hunting we get at Kesslers in Aberdeen. I try not to make but once more a year at home to keep it tasting so good due to infrequency of eating it. It's fantastic.

[eyeguy 54]

[eyeguy 54]

sagen saw. awesome tool. keep the P where it should be.