Just pick your favorite stew recipe and substitute the deer meat in place of beef. For taste I add a touch of beef bullion.
Canning.
Stew - How I do it is; cut the meat in half to one inch cubes and cook the meat with bullion in a pot till cooked through (season to taste). Meat will still be a tad tough. Since my garden harvest dates and deer hunting season is so far apart I usually buy frozen vegetables but if you froze your own that�s fine (we can most everything and don�t have a lot of freezer space). Add veggies, nothing over 1� cube, and let simmer (heat up) while you get your canning supplies ready. You are (at least I am) not worried about cooking everything all they way through at this point. The canning process will accomplish that. I found cooking the stew completely, then canning it, will leave the veggies mushy. Packing it all in raw (meat included) leaves the meat just a tad tough. I follow published guides and process in pint jars (single servings).
Burger � Whether it�s spaghetti, chili, or burger gravy, I brown the meat, beef bullion, and usually with onion, pepper or such. Mix with prepared tomato and/or other ingredients. I tend to cook it completely, follow published guides and process in pint jars. We use pints because there are only two of us and we don�t need that much at a time.
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