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~*Brit~*

Please elighten me to the soaking or brining of the venison loin. How long does it need to soak? Can I use skim milk or does it need a higher fat content? When brining, how much salt do you use? do you use salt and water only or other acids or aromatics?
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Re: ~*Brit~*

  • Soaking does help get rid of the game taste. 
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  • honestly, I just kind of wing it..i gave no idea if the fat content makes a difference, we always have used eithe whole or 2% because thats only what we drink, i think skim would be ok though. for the salt/warm water, i just do a few shakes.. as far as how long, if i have time, I continue doing it until the water runs clear, if i dont have alot of time i try to let it soak for at least 45 mins to an hour. sorry im not more help
  • Thanks ya'll for the info. I think we may have this for dinner tomorrow night, so I'll report back.
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