Whole Braised Venison Shank Adobada Recipe

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  • Опубликовано: 7 окт 2018
  • This recipe utilizes one of the most underappreciated but delicious cuts of meat from big game animals. The long braising process breaks down the tough shank meat until it is tender enough to fall off the bone, and the Mexican adobada sauce adds warm, spicy flavors.
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  • @ErichEats
    @ErichEats 5 лет назад +216

    This is how you get people to accept hunters. Show off the use of the whole animal and the pleasure of eating wild game. Again, stellar job Steve.

    • @PurpleSamurai97
      @PurpleSamurai97 Год назад +1

      100% i love watching his show to because it feels realistic (im not hunter so i might be wrong) and he has a respectful way of treating the animal ! honestly id love to get to eat one of his meal 😂😅👌

  • @jesseknox9322
    @jesseknox9322 3 года назад +7

    I cannot tell you how excited I am for not having to butcher shanks anymore. This is perfect and saves so much time. Thanks for the great recipe!

  • @davemoreno4323
    @davemoreno4323 5 лет назад +4

    I love deer shanks in a Dutch oven! Just got done binge watching season seven and all I can say is I need more! I really enjoy small game episodes. Keep up the great narration

  • @caseroj6020
    @caseroj6020 3 года назад +1

    That's exactly how I cook lamb shank! Like you said I use a dutch oven rather than a slow cooker but the end result is the same. Braising is so under appreciated in American cuisine. It's a mainstay technique in French cuisine and that's how I came to learn about it. Braising is an awesome technique because it allows you to buy the more economical cuts of meat and turn them into a silky smooth rich dinner!

  • @bobwoods2506
    @bobwoods2506 5 лет назад +8

    Made it for a bunch of none hunters, they still talk about it. Thank you meateater for changing how I look at game.

  • @kurzhaarguy
    @kurzhaarguy 2 года назад

    Looks like a great recipe! I really like to see people using all of their game. Not just to avoid waste but to expose people to delicious variations on what I consider to be the best protein sources. I love that you capture all of the passions of true hunters. Well done!

  • @michaelbroadhead8155
    @michaelbroadhead8155 4 года назад +2

    Steve, I just started following you lately. I wish I would have found you years ago. I love what you do with "this is just ground meat" pieces. That recipe looks delicious. I'm going to buy your cookbook. Thanks again and I love listening to you and Joe Rogan. Keep up the educational and entertaining videos.

  • @masstrapper7645
    @masstrapper7645 5 лет назад +2

    Love the video. Thanks for showing us how to use our harvests properly. Keep up the fantastic work. 👍

  • @BBQGuys
    @BBQGuys 5 лет назад

    Wow, yeah i'm inspired to try that! Beautiful results

  • @erinpiechocki625
    @erinpiechocki625 Год назад +1

    We've made this twice now and it's SO delicious!! What a great way to use venison shanks. It's not difficult but does take some time, so worth it!

  • @joshuaevans5317
    @joshuaevans5317 6 месяцев назад

    Just made this today, guessing on ingredient quantities because I haven't gotten the cookbook yet, but turned out awesome! Did almost 4lbs of boneless shanks so we have leftovers for tacos or anything else! I started leaving my shanks whole after finding your Ossobucco recipe. What a time saver!!

  • @tinysupreme6417
    @tinysupreme6417 5 лет назад +235

    Shanks a lot

  • @jtc4033
    @jtc4033 4 года назад +2

    Cooked this tonight. I'd definitely make 8 cups of the sauce by adding more of the chile water. I did the 4 cups that the recipe in the book calls for and my shanks were a little dry and the sauce cooked down into a paste. the flavors are great though. The book says that it makes about 2 cups, but the last sentence in the recipe says to add water until you have 4, but here its 8cups. I defintiely recommend 8 cups. I braised it in the oven though, so it probably lost more liquid than a crockpot would. I also used a pretty large roasting pan. Next time I'll cut the shanks down to smaller pieces to fit in my dutch oven so that they sit in a deeper layer of the liquid.

  • @jasoncurry8439
    @jasoncurry8439 5 лет назад

    I love all the videos. You give me so many ideas to use with my wild game. I am definitely asking for your book this holiday season!

  • @Hunter-yy4es
    @Hunter-yy4es 5 лет назад +4

    Been watching your show on Netflix ( Australia ) the cooking is the best part keep it up

  • @carol-linde87
    @carol-linde87 5 лет назад +1

    Yes!!!! Finally another cooking video!!! Love it! Keep em coming!

  • @clum54
    @clum54 4 года назад

    Made this with Maui axis deer shank. I love the gelatinous gristle . The adobada sauce reminds me of the tacos from my favorite carniceria. I also mixed some lengua in the sauce. So delicious! Thank you Steve!

  • @juanalcala9360
    @juanalcala9360 5 лет назад +117

    Im mexican and i aprove that adobada paste

  • @loggerheaded
    @loggerheaded 5 лет назад

    I've missed you Steve. Thanks for the shank idea I'll be trying it this year. Cant wait to check out the new season.

  • @kaianders8773
    @kaianders8773 3 года назад +2

    I know you shot this video years ago, but this was really awesome video. Extremely well done and informative. Thanks

  • @danbuell492
    @danbuell492 4 года назад

    That looks real good man, thanks for the recipe. Venison is the base of our diet, so anything to mix it up is appreciated

  • @ChooRoo
    @ChooRoo 5 лет назад +2

    Big fan from Australia. Keep up the solid work mate. This makes me bloody hungry!

  • @OliveB69
    @OliveB69 Год назад

    I have beef shanks and wasn't sure what to do with them, so im preparing them using this recipe. I was missing a few ingredients.. only had guajillos as far as peppers go, didn't have honey, didn't have coriander.. so I just used some New Mexican chili powder to replace the other dried chilies, and omgggg this sauce is insanely good. Can't wait to try the finished dish!

  • @cherryblossoms32
    @cherryblossoms32 3 года назад

    Inspired to cook the shank for the first time for dinner using the principles of this recipe. Holy sheeeeet it was incredible. Reminded me of short ribs. Never boning that out again. Thank you Steve!

  • @lancemilsted8909
    @lancemilsted8909 4 года назад

    I'm trying this one next - I am doing Shanks for the first time because your always talking about in your shows. I'm doing a Tunisian version out of a Wild Game cook book by Hank Shaw. Absolutely love your show and the stories you tell.

  • @BonnChnd
    @BonnChnd 2 года назад

    You can also use any recipe for beef short ribs for venison shanks. There are many of these recipes on the Internet. Fall off the bone delicious 😋 Thank you Meateater for all of your videos, I enjoy them tremendously.

  • @HistoryFathom
    @HistoryFathom 5 лет назад +133

    This guy is like a country chilled out version of Gordon Ramsey lol

    • @USAFTACP
      @USAFTACP 4 года назад

      I think you just described Hank Shaw lol

    • @gtaylor9218
      @gtaylor9218 4 года назад +3

      He is actually soooooo different than Gordon Ramsay though

    • @robertwelch2843
      @robertwelch2843 4 года назад +2

      so he's a cook, who is chilled out and country.

    • @ericlopez7120
      @ericlopez7120 3 года назад

      Disagree. I’m a big fan of both.

    • @ViktoriousDead
      @ViktoriousDead 3 года назад

      What’s country

  • @billbreeding797
    @billbreeding797 3 года назад

    Been eating the shanks since 1961 when I got my 1st deer. Not much ever goes to waste. God Bless America 🇺🇸🙏❤

  • @1dkhan
    @1dkhan 5 лет назад +14

    This is very similar to an Indian dish, Vindaloo, which I have done with all cuts of venison. It is great!

    • @DaDaDo661
      @DaDaDo661 4 года назад +1

      I believe with a vindaloo it would need a tomato base. That would be great, deer vindaloo with a very hot spices

    • @1dkhan
      @1dkhan 4 года назад +3

      I use dried Kashmiri peppers ground fine. They are not unbearably hot, give great taste, and red color. Some Indian restaurants will actually add red food color. But no tomatoes. I will post a recipe on my channel. Please sub and clic the bell. That will be my next video!

  • @IIDASHII
    @IIDASHII 4 года назад +20

    Just harvested a Doe. This is happening. Thanks for the recipe!

    • @RisingFromTheAshes97
      @RisingFromTheAshes97 3 года назад +1

      I got my first deer this fall and Steve is the main reason I have shanks still whole in my freezer. Cant wait to use them in something like this. Unfortunately I cant do spicy.

  • @ivanlucero8057
    @ivanlucero8057 5 лет назад

    I just got my first Buck this weekend I will definitely try the shanks this way, by the way the recipe is very similar to one my mom makes with pork and delicious.!!!

  • @fremason91
    @fremason91 5 лет назад

    You put out awesome and unique content, keep up the great work

  • @briancook4763
    @briancook4763 4 года назад

    Got the cook book and just shot two does and saved the shanks. Can't wait to try the recipe!

  • @phishingphil5965
    @phishingphil5965 4 года назад

    Just made this recipe. Thank you brother 🙏🏽

  • @hansenbee123
    @hansenbee123 4 года назад

    Ive watched cooking on tv / the internet for 20+ years...but man, nothing makes me more hungry and eager to cook than steve`s wild game cooking.

  • @adamcostilla1692
    @adamcostilla1692 5 лет назад +1

    This this be happening in my house in about a week or two. Thanks for helping me not waste the meat!!

  • @joepep5434
    @joepep5434 3 года назад

    Definitely going to try this, looks awesome

  • @robertaycock257
    @robertaycock257 5 лет назад +37

    Damn you Steve for revealing this secret delicacy (JK). I've been braising elk shanks for years and asking all my buddies to donate their shanks to me instead of throwing them in the grinder or taking them to the butcher. After your show the shanks are now harder to come by :) Keep up the great work of explaining our passion and love.

    • @treyferguson9393
      @treyferguson9393 4 года назад +1

      @john thonig I male jerky out of loins too. But I also make alot of steaks, 2 inches thick. I go through my buddies piles of deer there done with and get the front shoulders, inside loins, neck roast, brisket, ribs, all the skanks front and back, the hearts, you can keep the livers. There good if that's what you like, just not my cup of tea. If I shoot a deer it all gets used except the liver, stomach pouch, kidneys, lungs, the hooves get used to catch coyotes with, the bones get used for bone broth, the head and hide catch coyotes and bobcats that bring me cash, the glands I should save and sale but I don't. But the whole deer pretty much gets used or recycled. That's how it should be. I would try the head and brains but there's alot of diseases going around my neck if the woods and that's where they say it affects. I do eat the tongues. And use some of the intestines for sausage casings. So yeah, we use the whole deer. The fat is about all that gets discarded. BUT next year the fat and trimmings I can't grind and bones after bone broth are going into dog jerky treats I'm going to sale to people

    • @treyferguson9393
      @treyferguson9393 4 года назад

      @john thonig my uncle gets the tails to do just that with. Makes good bucktsils for striper

    • @ViktoriousDead
      @ViktoriousDead 3 года назад +1

      @@treyferguson9393 sounds like your buddies are leaving shit behind

    • @vonmajor
      @vonmajor 8 месяцев назад

      @@treyferguson9393double check your local games laws about the sale of wildlife. If ok, 🤞

  • @chrisberzett9105
    @chrisberzett9105 5 лет назад

    Looks good man....I'm glade your back on

  • @domingotorres7883
    @domingotorres7883 3 года назад

    Awesome thanks for sharing recipe, so delicious. Congratulations

  • @FFFOutdoor
    @FFFOutdoor 5 лет назад +2

    I am definitely going to try this on my african plains game venison in the freezer

  • @AncientPharaoh
    @AncientPharaoh 5 лет назад

    You did fantastic there. The bone marrow is my favorite.

  • @DominickAlan
    @DominickAlan 5 лет назад

    I will give this a try ..... looks amazing ! BTW Season 7 is awesome on Netflix !

  • @CooCooCach
    @CooCooCach 4 года назад

    Just made this with a deer shoulder - jacked up the heat to 325 for 3.5 hours. Perfection. Thank you.

  • @daves2822
    @daves2822 4 года назад +1

    Looks great, I make adobada occasionally and im gonna try your recipe. I would recommend you blister the chiles not burn them before you steep them. Burning will over power and kill some flavor

  • @ericwiitala5407
    @ericwiitala5407 3 года назад

    This year was a tough year, but hopefully next season, if I get an elk and or deer, I'm going to save the shanks and do that. Looks fantastic!

  • @jackswearhart6109
    @jackswearhart6109 5 лет назад

    yep.... I'm trying this!

  • @BluePiggy97
    @BluePiggy97 8 месяцев назад

    I take my whole shanks and treat them like pulled pork. Season and smoke at 225 degrees for a couple hours, then place them in foil pans with beef broth, and a bunch of butter and then braise them until they’re fall off the bone tender …. Pull the meat and sandwich it up with BBQ sauce and a creamy coleslaw….delicious

  • @ChamCham112
    @ChamCham112 4 года назад +1

    We just did heart kabobs marinated in this sauce and it was amazing

  • @ragegoat4342
    @ragegoat4342 4 года назад +4

    Bob Ross of the game meat world.

  • @craiggilbert1036
    @craiggilbert1036 2 года назад

    Shank you, shank you, shank you Steve! I'm ashamed of how much meat I've wasted over the decades . Spreading the shank appreciation has also become a mission of mine. I take it to holiday dinners and give it to neighbors and coworkers. I had one buddy call me up and tell me he had a new hero besides Jesus, me , for giving him such succulent meat!🤣🤣🤣 I used to be able to fit a mature deer into one medium sized cooler. Since I've been learning from you, I fill two and my processing time is cut down dramatically. Thanks!

  • @mikedarr1521
    @mikedarr1521 3 года назад

    Just made a version of this using a large jar of Soffrito as the base, turned out incredible, thanx Steve will never "burger" another shank

  • @january2568
    @january2568 3 года назад

    Wow looks good!!!

  • @aloha_amen3049
    @aloha_amen3049 5 лет назад

    another good one, ty for the video

  • @coyoxx
    @coyoxx 4 года назад

    Will sure try it

  • @nitramza861
    @nitramza861 5 лет назад +1

    Shanks for this great video.

  • @richardtrammell7521
    @richardtrammell7521 8 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the info bud 😊

  • @PsychoAxeMan
    @PsychoAxeMan 4 года назад

    That looks really good....

  • @WOMPITUS
    @WOMPITUS 5 лет назад

    Looks damn good. That’s also the most bad ass fork I’ve ever seen!

  • @NorthEastHunter27
    @NorthEastHunter27 10 месяцев назад

    I actually have two copies of the meat eater cookbook but I wish it came with a digital copy of the recipes for when I’m at the grocery store last minute

  • @sailingstella326
    @sailingstella326 5 лет назад

    Thank you sir🤙🤙

  • @mikegrayjr6527
    @mikegrayjr6527 4 года назад

    I gotta try it

  • @y05077
    @y05077 3 года назад

    Everyone needs a friend like Steve, preferably one who likes to do dinners.

  • @greenboyatgafarms2250
    @greenboyatgafarms2250 5 лет назад

    Well I have to cook deer meat just about any way you can think of and I actually make a hash that is similar to your shanks with deer season coming on for long this is one I would definitely have to try. So with that being said shanks a lot for this recipe. Anytime I see something with meat eater I instantly click this is by far one of my favorite shows

  • @cp5417
    @cp5417 3 года назад

    Adobada is my addiction!!!!!

  • @comesahorseman
    @comesahorseman 5 лет назад

    Oh, yeah, that'll do!! 👍

  • @xallthatremains8339
    @xallthatremains8339 5 лет назад

    That looks ridiculously good

  • @Ejs_Chicken_Sandwiches_
    @Ejs_Chicken_Sandwiches_ 2 года назад

    I'm a huge fan not just because he's great hunter and very informative, the man can cook his ass off. He has great recipes. Multiple authentic recipes too.

    • @whiteyfisk9769
      @whiteyfisk9769 Год назад

      He can cook pretty good for a twink i gotta say

  • @pattoj6211
    @pattoj6211 5 лет назад

    Please post more videos of your cooking !

  • @fishthatlovesushi
    @fishthatlovesushi 3 года назад

    That Rice is perfect 👌

  • @jacemaroska8655
    @jacemaroska8655 Год назад

    Steve is the man...once again

  • @andrewp5845
    @andrewp5845 4 года назад

    That's pretty much the exact same sauce I use for my chili except I use a couple more variations of chilis it's good stuff

  • @furyianman5157
    @furyianman5157 Год назад

    I cannot wait for the 12 of November , it's 3rd rifle, hoping for some beginners luck!

  • @davidwaytwolong5369
    @davidwaytwolong5369 5 лет назад

    thanks awesome

  • @reggaetony2806
    @reggaetony2806 4 года назад

    Dam that sounds killer gona try it. 👍

  • @dels322
    @dels322 3 года назад

    Did this today to make some taco meat from some leftover shanks that were harvested in 2019 and some old Canada goose breast that had been in the freezer. Did everything in a Dutch oven on the pellet grill. Holy smokes.

  • @k.s.3748
    @k.s.3748 4 года назад

    Hell, yes!

  • @therockazoid1723
    @therockazoid1723 4 года назад +1

    The final product was a surprise for sure. At the start I was pretty nervous. Thought I found the hunter version of Cooking with Jack.

  • @dalanwanbdiska6542
    @dalanwanbdiska6542 3 года назад

    Damn that looks wicked. Im making the shanks into roasts so i can make sandwiches. I love the taste of shank meat. Its like it has a different taste and almost taste like beef. Its soo good. I cant wait till my shank roasts are done. Im hungry. Im also making elk jerky from the sirloin and both rounds from one side of the rear leg. Ill save the other rear meat for steaks now that i know were to get steaks from now thanx to your videos. Good eats man. I love it. Wild meat is the best.

  • @donhughes8465
    @donhughes8465 3 года назад

    I've ordered the book. I want to eat that.

  • @dougwalton4831
    @dougwalton4831 6 месяцев назад

    Thawing this year's doe shacks for Sunday

  • @billmoran935
    @billmoran935 3 года назад

    Your work is complete with me! I’m converted

  • @VANS-zt9io
    @VANS-zt9io 4 года назад +1

    seen Steve on Joe Rogan. His cook book is amazing. everyone is missing out on beaver lol

  • @smeizO
    @smeizO 4 года назад

    I been cooking shanks for years and i get mad at the stupidity and laziness of people who throw it out.i have also corned and pickled it and make Reuben's. Unreal and i do it with wild Turkey legs and thyes as well.Steve you are the man thanks for teaching people by the masses.

    • @whiteyfisk9769
      @whiteyfisk9769 Год назад

      Turkey legs should be slow cooked in bbq sauce and then pulled and shredded, put on a cheap white bun, served with a side of potato salad and bbq chips. Much much better than pork bbq

  • @damienbarnden7310
    @damienbarnden7310 4 года назад +1

    I love deer shanks!
    Sooner give away back strap than shanks.

  • @bryanf38
    @bryanf38 4 года назад +1

    So glad I found this. I hate butchering that part of the leg. What a pain in the ass. This looks amazing and fairly easy. I can't wait to try it later this year

    • @bryanf38
      @bryanf38 4 года назад

      @john thonig I tried this recipe. It took waaaay longer for the mule deer shanks I tried it with, but when it was finally done, it was extremely tender and flavorful. I'll definitely be using this recipe again

  • @panchoelsancho5595
    @panchoelsancho5595 4 года назад

    Steven hermano, ya eres Mexicano👌

  • @RitchieJake
    @RitchieJake 5 лет назад

    my mom always puts bones in when she would cook and it added tons of flavour, not to mention a popular theory i like to think about is that man gained headway in the advancement of humanity through eating the marrow in bones since we had the intelligence to cook our food

  • @RKLIFE17
    @RKLIFE17 5 лет назад +1

    You need to call this series, Simply "Cooking Game." This plays on the pop culture references such as "Rap Game or Trap Game"

  • @BWT7210
    @BWT7210 5 лет назад

    Does Steve have a recipe on how to make tatemado. Just like the one where he had couse deer and javilina made in a pot over an open fire down in Mexico....?

  • @edgarheredia9638
    @edgarheredia9638 3 года назад

    Delicious... I'm from México... it is like a mole or birria... you need corn tortillas to make tacos.

  • @Valmorphanator
    @Valmorphanator 5 лет назад +2

    Try em over mashed sweet potatoes with candied bacon.

    • @Irish-Bear
      @Irish-Bear 5 лет назад +1

      That sounds absolutely amazing! Great idea

  • @dania1ff
    @dania1ff 3 года назад

    My mind is blown. I can't wait to try it, but first got to get these deer to show up in my site

  • @abbamm4590
    @abbamm4590 3 года назад

    Is it gonna be sweet or savoury after it's done? New subsection.. So learning still

  • @OsOQRT
    @OsOQRT 5 лет назад +4

    Mmmm deer shank tacos

  • @johnbalogna803
    @johnbalogna803 3 года назад

    love me some braised venison shanks.

  • @willyruffhands
    @willyruffhands 5 лет назад +26

    Talk about an "adobada experience" hahaha am I right? ...guys?

    • @RainbowzGoesHam
      @RainbowzGoesHam 5 лет назад

      That was an awful attepmt at a pun

    • @willyruffhands
      @willyruffhands 5 лет назад +16

      @@RainbowzGoesHam that was an awful attempt at spelling attempt

    • @IIDASHII
      @IIDASHII 4 года назад

      @@RainbowzGoesHam Not an "attepmt." definitely a pun...

    • @bryanf38
      @bryanf38 4 года назад

      😂😂😂😂

    • @-a-strikelures1212
      @-a-strikelures1212 2 года назад

      @@willyruffhands And he didn't edit his comment or delete it. Good for him, or her, or it

  • @dewberry3043
    @dewberry3043 4 года назад

    Yum! No I’m hungry!

  • @SSYabuddy
    @SSYabuddy 4 года назад

    Holy shit that looks good

  • @theforgottengod
    @theforgottengod 4 года назад

    Absolutely amazing!!! But We differ in the thought that you would break them and seperate them from the bone, I would eat them without seperating them... mmmmm!