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How to cook tough cuts, such as venison roast
Large, tough cuts of venison are best cooked low and slow to break down the connective tissue, resulting in fork-tender meat!
When it comes to roast, you can leave it whole or cut into smaller pieces for stew.
My Beer Braised Venison Roast is my absolute favorite way to cook venison, and it's a recipe that's loved by not only my family but also so many readers!
My Hearty Venison Stew is also one of my go-to recipes!
Searing venison
Two of my favorite ways to cook venison low and slow is in braising liquid or making stew! But first and foremost, you want to first sear the meat to create a nice crust, adding lots of flavor and locking in the moisture!
Since the venison will absorb lots of flavor from the liquid it slowly cooks in, I like to keep things simple and just season the meat with salt and pepper before searing. You'll simply sear the meat over medium-high heat in oil or butter until you achieve a deep brown crust on all sides, about 5-10 minutes is all you need.