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Charleston roast venison

Charleston roast venison

If you've never cooked with venison before, this recipe is a fantastic place to start and it's really straightforward too

Serves: 6-8

What you need:

What you do:

  1. Marinade the venison 3 days prior to serving. Wash the Haunch and pierce all over with a knife and insert half a clove of garlic into each hole. Pour oil all over the Venison and rub in. Place in suitable non-metallic container and sprinkle the remaining dry ingredients over. Pour over the brandy, vinegar and sufficient red wine to cover the Venison. Cover the container and refrigerate, turning twice a day.
  2. Preheat the oven to 220ºC/425ºF/Gas 7.
  3. Remove from marinade and bring to room temperature. Heat the vegetable oil in a roasting tin, add the Venison and sear on all sides for 10 minutes on the hob or place in the preheated oven for 10 minutes. Place the Haunch on a rack in the roasting tin and add 300ml of the marinade. Reduce the oven temperature to 190ºC/375F/Gas 5.
    Roast the Venison in the oven, allowing 17 minutes per 500g for medium rare or 14 minutes per 500g for rare, basting the joint often.
  4. Test for desired degree of doneness. (Venison should be pink but not bloody near the bone.) Rest the joint for 10 minutes prior to carving garnish with parsley and orange wedges.
  5. Serve with a selection of root vegetables.

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Donald Russell

Donald Russell

Donald Russell supplies the finest meat, including grass-fed beef and lamb, 'Freedom Food' pork and salmon, wild Scottish fish, venison and game birds, award-winning free range poultry and other gourmet specialities by mail order across the UK.

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