Deer from a clay pot!
Thanks to a friend the hunter, there is often some game on our menu. Therefore, by force of circumstances, I learned to cook this type of meat as well. It takes a little longer to prepare than farmed meat, but it pays off. This time I was making venison in a clay pot.
Preparation steps
- One of my favorite dishes is this clay pot with a lid. In it, I prepare various meat dishes in combination with vegetables. It is especially good for dry meat, which after roasting, or rather cooking in its own juice, will be soft and juicy.
- I put the venison, which had been in the marinade for 3 days, in a bowl on a bed of vegetables and prunes and covered it with it. I added a little venison stock (the day before I cooked worse pieces of venison in the espresso pot with lots of root vegetables) covered and baked for 3 hours.
- Towards the end of the roasting, she poured red wine and baked a little more. I made the sauce from the roasted vegetables, the juice that left the roasting and the vegetables with the addition of a little more red wine. It was enough to chop it with a stick mixer. This time there was nothing missing the taste, if something is missing, it is added. While the venison was baking, I had enough time to knead the leavened dough and just before serving I cooked Czech dumplings (or as the Czechs call them dumplings) which I served with black sauce and venison.
- And this way you can use a clay pot, of course when it is no longer whole!