Venison Cookbook: Deer Meat Recipes for Hunters

I guess that if anything is true, I have learned that cooking is not easy for a person like me. I didn’t learn how to cook growing up; I always was outside working with my dad. My head under the hood of a big rig and fetching tools. My brothers hated working with him, and I was the only one that loved it. I did learn how to fend for myself with cars and almost anything else. My dad always said, “it was good to be a girl, but that girl needed to know how to be self-sufficient.” Well, I definitely am that, thanks to him. Oh, and he always made me wear gloves still to have soft hands WITHOUT grease under the nails!!! LOL That being said, I have collected cookbooks to fix anything that I want. I love having the digital ones; they don’t take up any space. Also, having a small family now that the kids and grandkids are grown, having a cookbook is the only way to make smaller portions.

This made an excellent gift for an avid hunter in my life.

Ok

So many ideas

He can't wait to get a buck and try these out

I haven't tried any of the recipes yet but having read them most sound tasty. My only problem with this book is that some of the recipes are incomplete. On page 50 is broccoli venison casserole. This is one I would like very much to make but half of the instructions are missing. I'll give it a try by guessing what to do.

Just another dashed off cookbook with no pics. In addition there are no instructions on how to skin and butcher a deer.The all black lettering is hard on the eyes. Just because you self publish does not mean that you can put out an unprofessional cookbook. Go to any bookstore and look and see if you can find any cookbooks that look like yours on the inside.The reviwer is the author of the Kindle book entitled: Sex Education for Adults Secrets ToAmazing Sex and Happily Ever After Too

Lots of recipes

It’s just full of basic recipes with no pics to see what stuff should look like