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    Question Moose Steak Marinades

    Having a Dinner Party on Tuesday, and I am to provide moose steaks for the Crew.
    I generally don't marinade moose steaks, as I prefer the taste of the meat.
    But, a couple of folks have hinted they might want me to try something a little different this time around...

    Young moose (2.5 years) so already fairly tender...

    So... Whatcha Got? Anything that is Tasty / Recommended??

    Wondering...
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    Re: Moose Steak Marinades

    just finished cutting a couple loins for the 'non-hunting public'.

    oil
    franks
    dijon
    garlic
    mtrl steak spice
    soya sauce

    should work fine, use what's in the fridge. Gatehouse had a great thread on here a couple years ago for a roast as well.

    not really on overnight type marinade, just do it a couple hours ahead to give it some flavour.
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    Re: Moose Steak Marinades

    1 tbs olive oil
    1 clove garlic
    1 tbs worchester
    1 tbs vinegar
    1 tsp mustard
    1 tbs soya

    mix all marinade overnight..great to mix in wild burger for bbq as well
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    Re: Moose Steak Marinades

    br sugar ,olive oil , soy sc , ginger and garlic . mmmm.

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    Re: Moose Steak Marinades

    Quote Originally Posted by GoatGuy View Post
    just finished cutting a couple loins for the 'non-hunting public'.

    oil
    franks
    dijon
    garlic
    mtrl steak spice
    soya sauce

    should work fine, use what's in the fridge. Gatehouse had a great thread on here a couple years ago for a roast as well.

    not really on overnight type marinade, just do it a couple hours ahead to give it some flavour.
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    Re: Moose Steak Marinades

    Quote Originally Posted by 358mag View Post
    Yum Yum .... road kill p/u ?????? .......
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    Quote Originally Posted by GoatGuy View Post
    ... should work fine, use what's in the fridge.
    Took that advice to Heart GoatMan!

    Here's what I came up with for tonight's Gathering:

    Simply using what I had on hand, here's what I came up with. Note this is for TEN steaks, so would have to adjust accordingly for smaller lots...

    Marinade Ingredients:

    Just a tad better then 1/2 cup of Olive Oil
    2 Tblsp High End Balsamic Vinegar
    3 Tblsp Dry Mustard
    1.5 Tblsp Onion Powder
    2 Tblsp Garlic Plus Spice
    1 Tblsp Marjoram
    1 Tblsp Lemon Juice
    1.5 Tblsp Montreal Steak Spice
    2 Garlic Cloves Finely Chopped

    Mix all ingredients in large bowl. Nuke for 1.5 minutes to mix flavors, then paint onto steaks. Makes a fairly thick paste type marinade, so work it well to ensure coverage.

    Here's what the steaks looked like before hitting the fridge overnight:





    Smells INCREDIBLE!!
    Will take another picture or two once they are done, and letcha know if this recipe managed to knock any of the Consumers off...

    Cheers,
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    Re: Moose Steak Marinades

    Looks good noggin. I usually just use olive oil, garlic and steak spice then throw on some finishing salt when they are cooked and resting.
    Good ol' Italian salad dressing works well too.

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    Re: Moose Steak Marinades

    its too late now but before i marinade wild game i soak it in MILK overnight. Drain, then add marinade for 8-16 hrs. This works especially well with birds but also with steaks to ensure tenderness melt in mouth cut like butter.

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    Hmmm... May just have to try that idea out next time around DLP!

    The steaks were a HIT & a Half! Even though I made a little too much, there wasn't a single scrap to be found once the chewing was wrapped up! DELICIOUS!!



    Great Crew & Superb Grits! Doesn't get ANY Better!!



    Cheers!
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