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    #16
    Originally posted by Blackmouth View Post
    It should be a crime to cook by chicken frying...

    FIFY....

    It's great any way you cook it.

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      #17
      When I do chicken fried Backstrap, I cut it into 1/3in thick pieces by 2in long pieces and quickly fry them where they are barely medium well.

      They won't be tough!

      Biggest mistake is to fry large pieces.

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        #18
        Slice it thin with filet knife
        soak in pet milk, yes the can stuff, trust me on this....
        roll in bisquick seasoned with ragin blaze
        fry in peanut oil
        dust after removing from oil with another dash of blaze

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          #19
          Originally posted by AntlerCollector View Post
          Tenderize, salt, pepper, soak in buttermilk. Flour, egg, flour, fry, top with white gravy and more pepper.
          Yes sir...

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            #20
            Originally posted by AntlerCollector View Post
            Tenderize, salt, pepper, soak in buttermilk. Flour, egg, flour, fry, top with white gravy and more pepper.

            X2

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              #21
              Drool flew out of my mouth when I read those 3 heavenly words.


              Chicken Fried Backstrap


              Amen

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                #22
                You'll love the backstrap if you do it that way. I use half n half instead of buttermilk, but regardless, it'll be yummy.

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                  #23
                  The only way to screw it up is to over cook it.
                  I like mine 3/4" thick and medium rare, fried or grilled.

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                    #24
                    I'm hungry.

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                      #25
                      Rarely fry the backstrap, but I will fry other cuts of meat. It's pretty hard to mess it up. All of the above will work. Venison, particularly backstrap, doesn't need much tenderizing, especially if cut thin.

                      Fry your steaks two or three at a time. Cook them till they stop "bleeding." Then place on a cookie sheet on brown paper bag (if you can find one, otherwise use paper towels) in the oven on warm.

                      Then make the gravy with the grease by adding flour and milk. Stir over heat until you reach the right consistency.

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                        #26
                        Why in the world anyone fries one of the most prime cuts of venison is beyond me.

                        To each his own but that's what hindquarters are for!

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by Blackmouth View Post
                          It should be a crime to cook it any other way than chicken frying...
                          THIS trumps fried BS all day long

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                            #28
                            Originally posted by Cajun Blake View Post
                            THIS trumps fried BS all day long

                            that looks awesome!

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                              #29
                              Grind it for sausage

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by PEC View Post
                                Grind it for sausage
                                Lol that'd be a sin

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