What are some recipe ideas for a Deer Hunters' Widows themed party?

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Discussion Overview

The thread explores various recipe ideas and themes for a Deer Hunters' Widows party, with participants sharing personal experiences and suggestions related to deer meat and creative party concepts.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant mentions a hostess seeking recipes for a party themed around deer hunting and suggests a playful connection to Chippendales dancers.
  • Another participant shares a suggestion for making deer burgers and decorating with deer-themed pictures.
  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares a personal recipe for deer tenderloin cooked in a crock pot, highlighting its tenderness and flavor.
  • Another participant describes a similar cooking method using a beef roast, emphasizing its tenderness as well.
  • One participant expresses gratitude for the deer meat recipe, sharing their experience of cooking with deer meat received from a friend.
  • Another participant reminisces about missing deer meat after moving and humorously requests it be shipped to them.
  • One participant describes a method of frying deer meat and cooking it in a crock pot with gravy mixes, noting the resulting flavor.
  • Another participant suggests a humorous theme of "stuff the man won't eat," referencing foods their husbands dislike.
  • One participant proposes an "Anti-man" show with girly drinks and desserts, sharing a recipe for a drink with a playful name.
  • Several participants engage in lighthearted banter about the names of drinks and their origins.
  • One participant shares two venison recipes, noting they can be adapted with beef, and clarifies they are not Pampered Chef recipes.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best recipes and themes for the party, with no clear consensus emerging on a single approach.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and recipes, reflecting a variety of cooking styles and preferences related to deer meat.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for creative ideas for themed parties or those interested in deer meat recipes may find the discussion relevant.

jody
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I have a hostess who is holding a show the night before deer hunting season opens this month. She wanted to know if there are any recipes that could tie into a theme like that? I'm almost thinking of something related to Chippendales dancers or a similar idea, but have no clue where to begin. Does anyone have any suggestions on hunting-related recipes or even the male dancer idea?
 
Do you have any deer meat. You can make deer burgers or get some deer pictures to hang up. Make some bake fries with your bar pan.
Just my ideals.
Stacey
 
sorry, i gotta share my tenderloin recipe... I know it isn't for your show.. but thought I'd share

in your crock pot put in the deer tenderloin, add a packet of lipton onion soup mix packet, onion (sliced) couple dashes worchestire (spelling), cream of mushroom soup. garlic, salt and pepper. place everything in there... let cook on low for a few hours (I like to start it in the morning and eat it in the evening)... it is absolutely amazing.. I don't like mushrooms, but love this.. the worchestire, soup mix and cream of mushroom makes this "gravy" and the meat is soooo tender.. My daughter loves this, now I just wish I had some tenderlion!!!!

Hope you enjoy. I don't think I have forgotten anything
 
I make this same recipe but with a beef roast in the oven, wrapped in foil. It's called workperson roast because you put it in the oven when you leave for work at 250 and it's done when you get home. It is the most tender roast you will ever eat and I usually buy the cheapest roast I can find, because is cooks up so tender you cant tell.
 
Thank you so much for the Deer Meat recipe. We have been blessed with 15 # of deer meat from a friend who was successful the first time out bow hunting this season. We have used two of the roasts already, and my son-in-law prepared it with fresh garlic stuffed in slits he cut in the roast. Salt and pepper was his seasoning on the outside, as far as I know. I love the texture of the meat, and the flavor too.
 
All y'all are killing me!I miss deer meat so much! In Texas we had a friend who went hunting every year, and always "bagged" a deer, but his wife wouldn't touch the stuff. We were on his good side (and worked hard to stay that way ;) ), so we got LOTS of meat every year. Haven't had any since we moved to NM though... anybody wanna ship this poor-no-deer-meat-to-be-had-preggo some packed in dry ice????:p

Enjoy your goodies!!!!!
 
I fry me deer meat. Then put it in the crock pot with 6 cups of water and a one package each of mushroom, onion and brown gravy mix and cook for about 4 hours. Make a great gravy too with the crust and all. You may need to add a little water if it gets too thick.

You could use the grilling tools and grill skewers. We soak ours in Dales then wrap in bacon and grill. You can also add peppers and onions or anything else to the skewers to grill too.

This is making me hungry!
 
I was thinking along the lines of "stuff the man won't eat" We all know about it...my director's husband hates anything baked in crescent rolls (can you imagine that?!?!) and when he's gone, that's what they eat!
 
The "Anti-man" show would be funny. Serve girly drinks (you know, bright colors with fruit on a stick), have some frou-frou salad or something and definitely a chocolate dessert.Here's a great drink that a cluster-mate gave me. I served it at a home party I hosted, and they were a big hit.The anti-naughty-word filter might catch the name of this. So, it's a word that starts with a "P" and rhymes with "corn". :)Porn Star
Put
1 can (10 oz) frozen strawberry daquiri mix
into a blender. Use the can to measure and add 1 can each:
orange juice
coconut-flavored rum (Malibu)
Peel and add 1 banana. Pop in a few ice cubes and blend.They're delish!!
 
Hey, whattaya know! the filter doesn't care about the word "porn"! :D
 
chefann said:
Hey, whattaya know! the filter doesn't care about the word "porn"! :D

ROTFL. Too funny. :p
 
That is funny Ann. But I have a question for you all.....Why in the world do all the Good drinks have pornographic style names?????
 
Think about the people's condition when they were thinking up the names... More than likely not sober people. hehe
 
According to the site my friend got the recipe from, one of the people who was partaking on the day the inventor came up with it, told him, "Those drinks are making me loose like a porn star!"

I think it's because of the banana. :)
 
Venison RecipesHi All,
I just posted two venison recipes on the site. One for Venison Stroganoff, the other a little fancier for Poached Venison Shank. Neither one is a Pampered Chef recipe, so the tool list is not accurate.

Just thought I'd add for those deer meat lovers out there. You can substitute beef for either recipe!

--Jenny L
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of appetizers work well for a Deer Hunters' Widows themed party?

For a Deer Hunters' Widows themed party, consider serving hearty appetizers that reflect the outdoorsy theme. Options like venison meatballs, cheese and charcuterie boards featuring smoked meats, or wild game pâté can be a hit. Additionally, you can include rustic dips like spinach artichoke dip or a savory mushroom spread served with crusty bread or crackers.

What main dishes can I prepare for a Deer Hunters' Widows themed party?

Main dishes that resonate with the theme could include slow-cooked venison stew, grilled wild game burgers, or a hearty chili made with ground venison. If you want a vegetarian option, consider a wild rice and mushroom casserole or a hearty vegetable lasagna that can satisfy all guests.

Are there any fun dessert ideas for this themed party?

For desserts, you can create a rustic feel with items like chocolate mousse cups topped with crushed graham crackers to resemble dirt, or a "deer tracks" cookie made with chocolate and peanut butter. Additionally, consider serving a berry cobbler or a spiced apple pie to evoke the flavors of the season.

What drinks should I serve at a Deer Hunters' Widows themed party?

For beverages, consider offering a selection of craft beers, especially those with earthy or seasonal flavors. You could also serve a signature cocktail like a spiced apple cider or a whiskey sour. Non-alcoholic options like sparkling water with fresh fruit or a seasonal punch can also be refreshing choices for guests.

How can I incorporate Pampered Chef products into the party planning?

You can use Pampered Chef products to enhance your party experience by showcasing their kitchen tools in your cooking demonstrations. For example, use the Rockcrok for slow-cooking your venison stew or the Food Chopper for prepping ingredients. You can also host a mini cooking class during the party, allowing guests to try out the products while preparing some of the recipes together.

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