Dutch Oven VenisonIf you like really tender venison roasts, try this dutch oven venison. The venison roast is pit cooked with onions, celery and carrots, and ends up fork tender. The secret to this recipe is that the dutch oven is buried in hot coals underground for several hours.
Dutch Oven Venison RoastFirst get the fire ready. Dig a fire pit two feet deep and three feet in diameter. Line the hole with a layer of rocks so it is about 18 inches deep. The rocks hold heat from the fire, helping cook the venison.Build a fire in the pit. Burn a good strong fire for at least two hours to build up a goodly amount of coals.
Season the venison, the add it and the vegetables to the pot. Pour in one cup of strong beef boullion. Put the lid on the Dutch oven, and partially bury it in the hot coals. Cover the pit with a piece of sheet metal, then cover the metal with a layer of dirt. After three hours, carefully remove the sheet metal and take out the pot. The venison will be falling apart tender.
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