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Bacon wrapped Allegro venison
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Here's a real simple and very tasty dish that's a nice change from fried deer steaks.

Allegro Marinade, this stuff is fantastic!


Simply wrap and pin your steaks with applewood smoked bacon (thick sliced) and pour on the marinade. About 4-5 hours puts a real good taste in the meat without over powering it. No other seasonings needed.


After a long soaking off to the grill. These aren't bad cooked in the oven either but I'm a BBQ kinda guy. Cool



Finished up and ready to eat. The taste the marinade adds to the meat is simply amazing.




Well worth a try.

Terry


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Terry,
You got my mouth watering with your venison. If you could share where to find the marinade I would really appreciate it. I have a tenderloin from the doe my son shot that woud be great cooked like that.


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Hi Bill, I buy it Kroger locally, Walmart also sells it. If you can't get it locally I think you can order it online.
 
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It has a wonderful taste.
 
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I like Allegro too. I've got some in the fridge also.

You can also try Dale's Seasoning. Really great with bacon wrapped pheasant!!!


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Terry-

You did it again. Not only are you a conneseur of fine rifles but, fine food, as well.

I tried the Allegro on some bacon wrapped backstrap "fillets" as well as some prime cut NY Strip steaks and the whole household gave me rave reviews.

Thanks for the suggestion.


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Allegro rocks! It beats anything I ever tried. DAles and Moores atre way too salty!
 
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