Country Fried (Venison) Steak. Country-Fried Venison "This is our favorite way to fix venison tenderloin," says Sandra Robinson of Fair Grove, Missouri. "The marinade and coating eliminate the wild flavor in these tender mouthwatering steaks."—Sandra Robinson, Fair Grove, Missouri Country fried steak goes by many different names. Some call it "chicken fried steak," while others call it "cube steak." There may be a few differences in the three, but if you ask me it's all basically the same tasty goodness! Most people make it with beef round steak, but my family is all about the venison.
You'll find it all over the South and especially around Texas and Oklahoma. Flatten cutlets with meat mallet until flat. Remove any fat on the steaks.
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Country-Fried Venison "This is our favorite way to fix venison tenderloin," says Sandra Robinson of Fair Grove, Missouri. "The marinade and coating eliminate the wild flavor in these tender mouthwatering steaks."—Sandra Robinson, Fair Grove, Missouri Country fried steak goes by many different names. Some call it "chicken fried steak," while others call it "cube steak." There may be a few differences in the three, but if you ask me it's all basically the same tasty goodness! Most people make it with beef round steak, but my family is all about the venison.
To get started with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can have country fried (venison) steak using 9 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Country Fried (Venison) Steak:
- {Make ready of Cubed Venison Steaks.
- {Take of Buttermilk.
- {Get of Dales Steak Seasoning.
- {Make ready of Olive oil.
- {Get of All-purpose flour.
- {Take of Salt and pepper.
- {Take of Paprika.
- {Take of Garlic powder.
- {Get of Onion power.
In a shallow pan or plate, sift together flour, salt, and pepper; dredge the steaks and coat both sides. In a large frying pan (I use my cast-iron frying pan), over medium-high heat, add vegetable oil and heat until a drop of water sizzles. Country Fried Steak (CFS) has a few other names throughout the U. S. and the world: chicken fried steak, pan fried steak, weiner schnitzel, milanesa, and no doubt a whole lot of others that I don't know about.
Steps to make Country Fried (Venison) Steak:
- Put equal parts buttermilk and Dales in a shallow dish. Put the flour and spices in another shallow dish..
- Mix both the flour mixture and the buttermilk and Dales well..
- Dip the steaks in both mixtures and place in a pan with hot oil..
- (In this photo, I have dipped and am frying the first batch while the second batch has been dipped and is waiting.).
- Once you can see the browning coming up from the bottom as in this photo, flip the steaks and cook them another couple minutes..
- Let steaks cool on a plate lined with paper towels..
The steak itself may be veal cutlets, beef, bear, or venison cube steak (you could use pork or chicken cutlets as well). Combine flour, salt and pepper and coat steaks. This tender and juicy country Fried Deer Steak is bursting with flavor and sure to become your new favorite venison recipe! This is the most tender, flavorful fried venison steak you will every put in your mouth! Trust me, after you try this recipe you will want to eat deer steak every night of the week!
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