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Smoked Venison Snack Sticks

Cultural Context

Originating from the practice of preserving meat in the American wilderness, smoked venison snack sticks reflect a tradition of utilizing game meat. Historically, hunters would create these portable snacks to sustain themselves during long treks. Today, they are popular among outdoor enthusiasts and are often enjoyed during gatherings or as a protein-rich snack. Variations exist globally, with different spices and smoking techniques reflecting local flavors and preferences.

AmericanUSsnack
120 min
medium
10 servings
Servings4
30 pounds venison
10 pounds pork fat
seasoning from PS Seasoning hot snack stick sausage kit
2 cups distilled water
maple cure
collagen casings

pork fat

🥗Healthier: lean turkey

💰Cheaper: beef fat

Lean turkey reduces fat content while maintaining moisture.

liquid smoke

🥗Healthier: smoked salt

💰Cheaper: smoked paprika

Smoked salt adds flavor without the need for liquid smoke.

beef collagen casings

🥗Healthier: natural hog casings

💰Cheaper: synthetic casings

Natural hog casings enhance flavor and texture.

sugar

🥗Healthier: honey

💰Cheaper: brown sugar

Honey adds sweetness with a unique flavor profile.

1

Trim the venison to remove silver skin and connective tissue.

2

Grind 30 pounds of venison on a coarse cut.

3

Vacuum seal the ground venison into five-pound bags and freeze.

4

Cube and coarse grind boneless pork butt for mixing with venison.

5

Mix 15 pounds of venison with 10 pounds of pork fat instead of the recommended 20 pounds of wild game and 5 pounds of pork.

6

Add seasonings from the PS Seasoning kit to the meat mixture after grinding.

7

Mix the seasonings into the meat to incorporate flavors.

8

Prepare a mixture of 2 cups distilled water and maple cure, mixing until dissolved.

9

Add the cure mixture to the meat and mix for five minutes to achieve protein extraction.

10

Stuff the meat mixture into collagen casings, ensuring to pack tightly and remove air pockets.

11

Cut the stuffed casings into lengths and prepare for smoking.

Cooking Techniques

grindingmixingsmokingstuffing

Equipment Needed

meat grindervacuum sealercollagen casing stuffersmokermixing bowlsheet pan

Spice Level:

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Dietary

gluten-freehigh-protein

Also Known As

Venison JerkyVenison Sticks

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