New Zealand is a world leader in farmed venison production. We mostly send it off for export, but in recent times us locals have been able to take advantage of this rich, lean and tasty meat.

“It won’t be muttony and gray and chewy.” Home cooks are more comfortable cooking venison steaks and roasts at lower temperatures than advised. Photograph by Natalie Krebs When he has the time and ...

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Although her attempts at potato pancakes and venison steaks may not have been as successful, her willingness to try new things was always admired. Over the years, Martha and Howie embarked on ...

Meanwhile, I’ll take this new study with a large grain of salt—which I may well use on my next steaks of wild, clover-fed venison.

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