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    ISO smothered beef or venison recipe

    I really like it with the rice and gravy down in Louisiana, but have yet been able to get close. Anyone with a recipe or how to?

    #2
    I don't have access to it at work but my wife has a great recipe for this. I think she cooks the steaks and veggies with red wine and then makes the gravy or something. I'll try to post it up tonight

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      #3
      like these ? that's how my venison and roast beef look finished








      my gravy is usually dark and thin
      Last edited by Cajun Blake; 01-25-2016, 03:20 PM.

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        #4
        yes. that's what I am talking about. do you cook it like your roast recipe?

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          #5
          I use magnalite or cast iron pot ; stuff roast with garlic, season with S&P

          if you dont have a venison roast, get a chuck roast which will have lots of marbelling, fat, and full of flavor once cooked down



          add 1/4 cup of EVOO or canola oil to pot and adjust stovetop to medium/high heat

          when oil gets HOT, add roast and sear / brown all sides for 4-5 minutes each side



          after browning roast then add diced onions to pot with 1/2 cup of water and stir around to carmelize onions. 5-10 minutes later add minced garlic with another 1/2 cup of water.



          After another 5 minutes add 1/2 cup of Dales seasoning and add enough water to barely cover top of roast.

          When water begins to boil, adjust heat to low/med and cover.... let cook for 3 hours. Turn roast over and cook another 3 hours on low/med covered.

          The longer you cook the better as meat will shred and fall apart easily. Taste gravy and add more S&P if needed.




          same thing can be done in a crock pot after browning meat ; make sure you cook it slow and low for 6+ hrs

          Last edited by Cajun Blake; 01-26-2016, 03:09 PM.

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            #6
            When we do smothered steak we use a round steak and have it 4x4 in pieces roughly then season and tenderize it pretty good. then we put some EVOO in the pan and brown it a bit. take it out and set it aside. throw some onion and garlic in the pan and cook till it gets translucent. then just make a standard gravy with some more oil and flour but make it a more runny than usual. Throw the steaks back in there then let it sit about an hour covered on low checking/stirring to make sure it doesn't burn the gravy, add more milk/water if it gets too thick.

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              #7
              Gonna have to try this one out

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                #8
                Cajun Blake has it right....I brown mine really well and put the roast in a slow cooker, then deglaze the pot with onions and roi-tel tomatoes, thrown all of that on top of the roast and add a can of French onion soup. 5 hours on high and it's falling apart....don't forget the salt, pepper and Tony's!

                I'll make a large pot of this and eat it as rice and gravy, then sandwiches, then fajitas...love it!

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                  #10
                  Originally posted by LaHunter View Post
                  ..don't forget the salt, pepper and Tony's!

                  I'm allergic to stuff in the green can

                  the yellow can is where it's at , millions of crawfish agree


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                    #11
                    Boiled up some bug's with that stuff Sunday !! ^^^^^^^^^

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                      #12
                      Originally posted by Cajun Blake View Post
                      I'm allergic to stuff in the green can

                      the yellow can is where it's at , millions of crawfish agree


                      I have to agree that the yellow can is much better than the green can!!!!

                      Bisch

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