This was very good. It had so much flavor I didn`t put the glaze on.
I think I will try this one on chicken.This is in my cookbook.
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Okay, first let me say that basically I don't like venison. We are from the South, thus we call it "deer meat". My husband was given some by a co-worker, so I knew I had to do something with it. THIS WAS GREAT!! I omitted the sherry, we ate all of it at one sitting, even the picky seven year old loved it. I am definitely going to try this with beef also but the deer meat was wonderful.
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What a great mariande! I didn't have any sherry and omitted - still just perfect! Thanks!
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I had my family over and made this for the first time, and they loved it! I didnt think it was too sweet like everyone else said. Very good!
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This was great! Admittedly I made several changes to the preparation method, and used cooking Sherry instead of the drinking kind but it still came out very well. I made this on a weeknight and didn’t have time to marinate my roast, so after cubing it up I placed it in the bottom of a 9x13 pan, covered it with the marinade, and baked it covered for almost an hour @ 350. Just before serving I removed it from the marinade and brushed it with the glaze. It came out so tender it was falling apart.
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Excellent! Even tasted good reheated the next day. My DH is a hunter and we have lots of venison. Thanks for a new recipe BeachGirl!
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I had no sherry so I used Jim Bean. Used the marinade and the glaze. I made pan fried butter steaks and cooked them med-rare. Fantastic...
Thanks for this one. Its now in my cookbook. Geo.
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This is an amazing recipe! We eat lots of venison, and I must say this is one of the most tender and flavorful preparations we've had. I had not used baking soda in a marinade before-it made the meat incredibly tender and juicy. Thanks!
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Turned out great! I, too, left out the dry sherry, but the way it turned out, I don't think it didn't need it at all. I will definitely add this to my recipe collection! Thanks!!!
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I made this for a gathering of family and friends. They loved it so much they re-named it "meat candy"!
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