I haven't actually made this recipe, but I've eaten it and it's good. Originally from a Junior League cookbook. Prep and cook times approximate and don't take into account the marinating time.
Make a marinade using 1/2 cup of the vinegar, 2 tablespoons of the salt, and 4 cloves of chopped garlic.
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Pour the marinade over the roast, adding enough water to cover the venison; cover and refrigerate overnight.
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Remove the venison from the marinade and pat dry.
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Sprinkle the meat with the remaining teaspoon of salt and dredge with flour.
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Heat the oil in a heavy skillet and brown the roast on all sides.
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Transfer the roast to a crock-pot and add the sliced onion.
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In a bowl, mix the brown sugar, mustard, 3 tablespoons of flour and the Worcestershire to a paste; stir in the tomatoes, the remaining 1/3 cup of vinegar and 3 cloves of chopped garlic; dump this mixture over the roast in the crock-pot.
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Cook on the low setting for 8-10 hours, until tender.
I've been cooking and eating venison for as long as I can remember & this is the best recipe I have come across. I served it to friends who claimed to not like venison and their opinions were quickly changed. I have passed the recipe on to lot of people!
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This turned out pretty awesome. It was my first time cooking venison, and I was worried about smell and gamey taste. The smell of this dish was wonderful, and I didn't notice any gamey taste at all. Very good!
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Made for dinner yesterday. Wasn't really sure what to expect. After a few hours of cooking dd said,"what smells so heavenly?" All three kids and Dh loved this dish. Served with hard rolls. Great and easy recipe!
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