Side Dish Recipes
Wild Game Tostada with Susie Jimenez
This wild game tostada recipe is from our Sporting Friend, Susie Jimenez, who was the runner-up on Season 7 of “Food Network Star.” Everything Susie touches has a spicy twist to it, which you can dial up, or down.
Read MoreBlackened Venison Backstrap Salad with Romaine, Dried Cranberries and Feta
A home version of a popular chop house salad — spicy seared choice cut of venison paired with crisp lettuce, mild feta cheese and an occasional bite of a sweet cranberry. You can make your own blackening spices with a mixture of white, black and cayenne peppers, along with salt and any additional savory spices…
Read MoreVenison Sausage, Bacon, Mushrooms and Spinach
This is a quickie that is best made just before serving so the spinach isn’t completely wilted.
Read MoreIceberg Wedge with Crispy Venison
Lots of people knock iceberg lettuce for its lack of nutritional value as compared to other lettuces. Iceberg is low on vitamins A and C compared to darker-leafed greens, but it’s crisp, crunchy and sits high and proud on a plate. This recipe simply builds a classic wedge-and-blue-cheese salad upon seasoned, pounded and seared venison…
Read MoreGrilled Venison Fajita-Style Salad
Assertive Southwestern flavors make this main dish salad a palate pleaser for those who like it well-seasoned but not too spicy hot. I like to serve this with warm flour tortillas and cold Mexican beer.
Read MoreMarinated Ravioli with Lemon Vinaigrette
Served warm, chilled or room temperature, this is a fitting side dish for any season. You can also make this with rabbit ravioli here or dove.
Read MorePoached Salmon with Champagne Cream Sauce
Don’t take my word for it; ask a bunch of women if they think that having a man prepare a wonderful meal for the two of them is romantic. It could even be a mediocre, if not bad, meal but the effort was there and that means something. Women like stuff that means something. For…
Read MoreMexican Corn Salad with Shredded Meat by Susie Jimenez
A great summer treat you can stuff into lettuce cups, serve on top of tortillas, use as a dip, or simply plate and serve as a salad, as in the picture. Susie grills up several corn cobs, but the recipe just calls for one. Go ahead and take the corn off the other cobs and…
Read MoreVenison Tostada
It’s just a taco unhinged. This can be a salad or appetizer course, or double the recipe for a light lunch or dinner entree.
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