Yeah what they said never over cook elk, always rare is better.
I have cooked em with marinate, without, with all kinds of seasoning etc.
When ya get a recipe you like stick with it.
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Yeah what they said never over cook elk, always rare is better.
I have cooked em with marinate, without, with all kinds of seasoning etc.
When ya get a recipe you like stick with it.
Well after the 1 min a side sear and 3 minutes per side on the medium side of the grill they came out about a perfect medium rare.
Thanks all for the advice ... the big downside is now I'm going to have to hunt down a nice bolt action rifle and see if I can't get an elk tag now :p
Here's the finished product just moments before it was ravaged by wolves. :D
http://www.macvanpublishing.com/mike/ElkSteak.jpg
Came out looking good
x10 [Beer]
Came out tasting damn good too :D
Way to rub it in!Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge
Sure looked good!
Ya know Graves, that only works because of your avatar.
Hehe, I deleted it; figured most wouldn't get it.
I gotta get me an elk now.
I know that you've already cooked and ate them...but I thought I'd add this for others
Game meat is very lean, and thus cooks quicker than cow.
If you usually cook your steaks 4-5 minutes a side, you'll want to cook about a minute less a side for the same degree of doneness