Elk Ribs

[JakeSCH]

My first shot at wild game ribs. I braised them in a crockpot on high for 5 hours with garlic, onion, salt, in a broth. Took them out and applied some BBQ sauce that I added some sriracha to and threw them on the grill!

They turned out great!

 

[WaterDawg]

Yum! Fred Flintstone would think he died and went to heaven.

 

[SurfNHuntSD]

Nice job Jake. I always thought not enough attention is given to wild game ribs but I love em. These sound great.

 

[ilovesprig]

I did some "16" ribs awhile back....Not a lot of meat, but damn good.

 

[MAG 1]

Looks good to me

 

[longbowhunter2]

Man we Really like venison ribs yummy

 

[msailor]

Looks great and I always keep the ribs!


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[HortoTheSlayer]

Man those look awesome! Will have to try one day

 

[QuackityQ]

Have you ever tried cooking wild game meat on the go, in the wild, for example? One of my friends tried it and he loved it. I am not that advanced yet so I stick to normal recipes like on https://under-the-open-sky.com/five-great-food-ideas-for-your-outdoor-adventure/ However, I'd like to try something more "rough" too. Does any game meat require a lot of preparation before being cooked? I'd be happy to know, my family would love to eat some elk too.

 

[JakeSCH]

Have you ever tried cooking wild game meat on the go, in the wild, for example? One of my friends tried it and he loved it. I am not that advanced yet so I stick to normal recipes like on https://under-the-open-sky.com/five-great-food-ideas-for-your-outdoor-adventure/ However, I'd like to try something more "rough" too. Does any game meat require a lot of preparation before being cooked? I'd be happy to know, my family would love to eat some elk too.

You just treat it just like any other meals, except for steaks you want closer to rare and I enjoy my other cuts low and slow. For my steaks I just sprinkle a tiny bit of salt / pepper and use a meat tenderizer.

If you really wanted to cook it in the field I would recommend tenderizing the meat with a rock, but typically I am so exhausted after I pack out the meat that I just want a beer and sleep. Lol

I also recently made elk tongue taco's which turned out great! After braising them for 4 hours, I peeled and diced them and pan fried in an adobo sauce. Just make up recipes as you go like you would any other meal using store bought meat.

 

[longbowhunter2]

My favorite was fresh liver, and heart , with onions... Dam good.
But you need a frying pan, cooking oil, and salt and pepper..

 

[Nuevo]

Have you ever tried cooking wild game meat on the go, in the wild, for example? One of my friends tried it and he loved it. I am not that advanced yet so I stick to normal recipes like on https://under-the-open-sky.com/five-great-food-ideas-for-your-outdoor-adventure/ However, I'd like to try something more "rough" too. Does any game meat require a lot of preparation before being cooked? I'd be happy to know, my family would love to eat some elk too.

Look up meateater episodes. You get a hunt and a cooking lesson in every episode.

 

[QuackityQ]

You just treat it just like any other meals, except for steaks you want closer to rare and I enjoy my other cuts low and slow. For my steaks I just sprinkle a tiny bit of salt / pepper and use a meat tenderizer.

If you really wanted to cook it in the field I would recommend tenderizing the meat with a rock, but typically I am so exhausted after I pack out the meat that I just want a beer and sleep. Lol

I also recently made elk tongue taco's which turned out great! After braising them for 4 hours, I peeled and diced them and pan fried in an adobo sauce. Just make up recipes as you go like you would any other meal using store bought meat.

Thanks for the detailed explanation. I think trying what you have suggested me to do will end up being such a huge fail. Then again you learn from mistakes. :>

 

[QuackityQ]

Look up meateater episodes. You get a hunt and a cooking lesson in every episode.

Oh, boy. Thanks! Now, this is something to watch on the weekends with a cold one.

 

[Nuevo]

He has a podcast too if you’re into that.

 

[QuackityQ]

He has a podcast too if you’re into that.

Nah, sorry. Not my thing, I much prefer to watch

 

[Nuevo]

Nah, sorry. Not my thing, I much prefer to watch

Same here, but I spend a lot of time driving so watching isn’t much of an option