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Title: Venison Sauce Piquante
Categories: Game
Yield: 1 Recipe

4lbRound of venison, cut in
  2" cubes
8mdOnions, chopped
2bnChopped green onions
1lgChopped bell pepper
1cChopped celery
2 8 oz. cans tomato sauce and
  Paste
1cOlive oil
2clGarlic, chopped
2tbWorcestershire sauce
  Juice of two lemons
3/4cBacon drippings
1cFlour (for roux)
  Salt, black pepper and
  Red cayenne pepper
6cWater

Wash venison, season with salt and pepper, and fry in bacon drippings, until brown. Remove from fat and set aside. Using olive oil and flour, make a roux with tomato sauce and paste. To make a roux--Cover bottom of heavy pot with olive oil. After the olive oil is well heated over a slow fire, add the flour. Cook the flour very slowly, stirring almost constantly. The flour must be browned to a very dark brown, nearly black, but not actually burned. Add a small can of tomato ppaste, stirring this all the time until the roux has reached the color of the flour before the papste was added. Then add a small can of tomato sauce, stirring this into the mixture until it all turns dark brown again. Add all chopped seasoning, except garlic, cover and simmer on low heat for about 1 hour. Add venison to roux and chopped seasoning mixture. Simmer for 30 minutes covered. Add water and garlic, cover and let cook slowly for about 2 hours. Serve over rice or spaghetti.

Source: "Brush Country Cookbook", 1976

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