In The Kitchen: Recipes

Quick Peach Cobbler

Quick Peach Cobbler

By Steve Hall

A southern treat that is fast and easy. When your hunters come in and smell this cooking in the cabin you will hear someone say..."Where's the ice cream!" Ingredients: • 1 1/4 lb. stick of butter • 1 cup sugar • 1 cup milk • 1 cup self rising flour • 1-19 oz can of peaches in heavy syrup Cooking Directions: Preh... READ MORE

Rhubarb Upside-down Cake

Rhubarb Upside-down Cake

By Steve Hall

If you love rhubarb this is your recipe. It bakes up in no time and makes it's own crust. It is a great cake to let the kids make. P.S. If you are on a diet stop and back away from the stove. Ingredients: • 1 box yellow cake mix • 1 cup water • 1/3 cup cooking oil • 3 eggs • 2 to 3 cups rhubarb sliced thin • 1 1/2 ... READ MORE

Venison Bar-B-Q and Slaw

Venison Bar-B-Q and Slaw

By Steve Hall

When you got some canned venison on the shelf, a great bar-b-q sandwich is just 5 minutes away from your mouth. Grab the buns, the pickles, and the chips! Ingredients: • 1 pint canned venison • 1/2 cup bar-b-q sauce • 1 pint coleslaw • Soft hamburger buns • salt and pepper • Diced jalapenos (optional) Cook... READ MORE

Canned Venison

Canned Venison

By Steve Hall

Once you learn how to can venison it is something you will do every fall. It turns your venison into the most tender, delicious, versatile meat you will ever put on your pantry shelve. Ingredients: • 5 lbs cubed up venison • canning salt • pint canning jars with rings and lids • Cajun seasoning • paper towels • ... READ MORE

Venison Steak in Ritz Crackers

Venison Steak in Ritz Crackers

By Steve Hall

Venison Steak in Ritz Crackers will melt in your mouth. All I ever tasted was venison steak cooked the same ol’ way in flour and onions and well done. The taste was a cross between liver and shoe leather. Then, Mike McDonald from Sheldon, Iowa, fixed me some Venison in Ritz Crackers. It was the most tender, delicious venison steak I ever ate!... READ MORE

Beer-Braised Venison

Beer-Braised Venison

By Stacy Harris

During hunting season, we always plant turnips in our greenfields for the deer.  The great thing about this is we enjoy cooking them with the game we harvest!  Not only are there many gastronomic benefits of turnips, the health benefits seems endless. Turnips are filled with antioxidants, are rich in vitamins C, A, K, B, folic acid, and c... READ MORE

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