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Deer grind recipe

i use pork butt for general grind and sausages. i use bacon for grind i know im gonna press into hamburgers. for general grind i go 30% fat. sausage recipes vary widely so i follow the recipe. burgers i only do 20% bacon otherwise it seems to overpower.

if you've got a recipe you know you love that uses ground - say a meatloaf - make a couple batches at different ratios and see which you prefer. a lot of this you'll tweak/change as you go along.
 
You must not eat deer burgers cause you can't make them without fat to hold them together. We use straight ground for spaghetti tacos and chili
We eat deer burgers all the time. Use a patty press and wax paper before you freeze them and cook from frozen. If I make a burger from a frozen tube of ground we just add breadcrumbs. Holds together fine.
 
I use straight deer for chili and tacos. I mix 50/50 with the cheapest ground beef I can find for burgers. When I grind I do both and keep it separate. I don't want a burger that's dry as a powder house and falling apart.
 
Anything that takes just ground meat it's 100% venison, I only mix in fat when I am about to use it. I freeze 1lb vacuum sealed bags with 100% venison to use in chili, spaghetti or whatever. If I am making summer sausage it's normally 70/30, with the cheapest pork fat I can find, sometimes just ground pork. For burgers, I do 50/50 with beef 1/4lb patties partially freeze then vacuum sealed so they keep their shape.
 
We've never put any fat in our ground venison for anything and have no issues. All my girls prefer venison to beef except for burgers. I may try to do half and half for burgers next time we have them.
 
I made 18 pounds of bacon burger today.
 

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