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Regardless of what tried-and-true recipe you plan to make, there are a handful of steps ahead of putting a flame to game that will drastically improve the final flavor of your dish. Below are five simple methods to keep in mind, along with two bonus tips, that will help ensure you plate the best-tasting venison possible. TRIM UNTIL RUBY RED Silver skin, fascia, fat, even patches of freezer burn—these are all both textures and flavor notes that will detract from the amazing tastes venison i …

Whether you are a novice or a seasoned veteran, you can never be too prepared for the upcoming hunting season. Make sure you have all your ducks in a row with this quick list of topics you will want to keep on your radar and take care of before opening day. Once your bag limit has been met you also want to be ready to process your game. Get everything you need from meat grinders to meat slicers from LEM Products.Get Your Deer Hunting LicenseWaiting until the last minute to acquire your hunting l …

I am often asked how I manage to frequently take my three year old daughter on morning hunts, and my answer is always the same - "I’m prepared". Down to every little detail, planning and preparation are key. This doesn’t necessarily have to apply to hunting with children but will help aid you in having a smooth morning in general. There’s nothing worse in my book than trying to hunt with someone who isn’t prepared and who spends the last few minutes scrambling to find their gear and make coffee …

There are lots of reasons hunters are hesitant to process their own deer: What if I mess up and waste the meat? Will turning the kitchen into a processing center drive my spouse or partner out the door for good? Am I equipped to get the job done right?Processing deer at home isn't as scary as it seems, especially with the right preparation. And there are a lot of benefits to skipping the processor. Here's a quick rundown of what you need to know to approach the job with confidence, and get it do …

When most people think of meatballs, they think of the classic: spaghetti and meatballs. While the classics are classics for a reason, meatballs are so versatile! You can switch up the ingredients, flavor profiles, etc. in an endless number of combinations. One of my favorite things about meatballs is that you can take a pound of ground meat and really make it go a long way. I prefer to grind my wild game through my #22 Big Bite Meat Grinder without any added fat. You might be surprised that mea …