For a deeper, more complex flavor, consider adding a bay leaf or a few juniper berries to the brine. If you prefer a less salty flavor, soak the corned venison in fresh water for a few hours before cooking, changing the water periodically. Corned venison is excellent served with boiled potatoes, cabbage, and carrots for a traditional hearty meal. Leftover corned venison makes fantastic Reuben sandwiches or can be shredded and used in tacos or salads.
Kelsie Collins
Oct 20, 2024I added a tablespoon of mustard seeds to the brine, and it gave the venison a lovely extra kick!
Abigale Robel
Aug 22, 2024This recipe was a game-changer! I never thought I could make venison taste this good. The brine really tenderized the meat, and the spices were perfect.
Sterling Botsfordgreenholt
Jul 5, 2024I was a bit intimidated by the long brining time, but it was definitely worth the wait. The venison was so tender and flavorful.
Terrance Larkinleannon
Apr 26, 2024The instructions were clear and easy to follow. My family loved the corned venison, and it's now a regular on our dinner table.