Venison Shanks
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I haven't posted pics in ages. Not sure if I remember how! lolThis was a
venison shank cook I did from a whitetail buck from this year's rifle
hunt. Some...
1 year ago
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Damn you're good
how much water.. just to cover the veg? And how much vinegar?? A big splash ??
u rock.. Frank
no water at all ... boil the sweet taters/onions/habs in the vinegar. slow rolling boil for about 20 minutes or so, until very tender but not falling apart. use a lid also, so none of the vinegar evaporates. use white distilled vinegar. i used 2 sweet potatoes, peeled & cubed - about 1/2 a nice big sweet texas 1015 onion - 5 whole habs, stems removed and a full quart of white vinegar. when tender, just puree' everything real smooth & add a lil' fresh lemon juice at that time, and salt to taste. that's it. if it's too thick, just add a lil' more vinegar.
Thanks... very much! As usual u r d mad scientist.
Frank
i think you will like this sauce ~ i sure do. i saw some chef on teevee making it the other day - he bottles it & uses it in his restaurant, got bottles of it on all his tables, plus he retails it. he didn't give a recipe, but he gave just enough info that i could figure out the rest of it on my own. i'm looking forward to making some hot wings with this sauce.
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