Venison, derived from the Latin word for hunting, offers a healthy alternative to traditional red meats like beef, being lean and nutrient-dense. Renowned chef Andrew Zimmern emphasizes that the best cuts for steaks are ribeye chops, tenderloin, and backstraps. He cautions that venison requires careful cooking due to its low fat content, suggesting it be treated similarly to beef but warning against overcooking. When purchasing venison, seek fresh, younger cuts and avoid discolored meat.
"If you mean luxury cuts for short-term hard searing or grilling, those would be luxury cuts of the animal... we are usually talking about ribeye chops, tenderloin, or backstraps."
"Don't overcook your game."
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