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Surrey Rifleman

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43 minutes ago, Surrey Rifleman said:

Has anyone got a recipe for Venison Burgers? Mine are a bit dry and don't hold together well.

Try some egg beaten with milk.  I usually add chopped flat-leaf parsley and crushed garlic with plenty of seasoning.  Works for meatballs and kebab too

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1 minute ago, Scotch_egg said:

You really need some port belly or plain pork fat into the mix. It will moisten them up  nicely. 

Excellent idea, maybe wild boar ?   I'm very, very hungry !

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The memsahib just bashed up a fresh batch of (14?) quarter-pounders using the following ingredients:

2kg venison

500g bacon lardons (M&S and Waitrose)

10 teaspoonfuls of Lakeland burger seasoning

Also useful were Lakeland’s burger press and waxed separator discs.

maximus otter

 

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3kg venison

1kg pork fat 

18gms of cumberland sausage seasoning per kg

(24% white pepper 1% ground cayenne 1% ground nutmeg 74% salt)

20gms of quinoa (cooked) per kg asa binder.

Mix all together  and then put through mincer.

 

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On 6/13/2021 at 8:53 AM, 264wm said:

3kg venison

1kg pork fat 

18gms of cumberland sausage seasoning per kg

(24% white pepper 1% ground cayenne 1% ground nutmeg 74% salt)

20gms of quinoa (cooked) per kg asa binder.

Mix all together  and then put through mincer.

 

This recipe looks the absolute business.

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I never use any extra fat in mine personal choice, tongue master seasoning works for me.

If I run out and I usually do just salt and fresh black pepper  keep the meat cold and mix to get a constancy that sticks to your hand (watch SRP  on YT good advice) burgers and sausage are very subjective what you like may not suite your friends or customers.

Mine do not fall apart even with no seasoning (only salt and pepper) and only minced once, a nice slice of Stilton usually accompanies my burgers.        

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