Recipe: Stuffed Deer Burger Loaf

Kim Bryant // July 7


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It started at deer camp. If your deer camp is anything like mine, we work hard, we hunt hard, and we eat well!  Especially on Saturday’s after a hunt; if it’s been a successful hunt, the deer get cleaned in a hurry because we gather at someone’s camp to eat and usually watch football and tell stories about what happened during that sit.

One weekend, one of the guys cooked what he called a “Fat Boy!” What is a Fat Boy? A huge ball of sausage stuffed with all kinds of goodness wrapped in about a pound of bacon. It was delicious but it was a little too greasy for me, personally, which led me to recreate my own version of a fat boy, a “deer burger loaf.” Still stuffed with all kinds of goodness.

This recipe is perfect for those hunting days, when you’ve put in the hours and you’re worn out, but don't really want to cook but you need good food.

It's your make-ahead quick meal that goes great with just about any side.

If you’re going to make one, you better just double the recipe and make two! They’re going to eat it all!

Stuffed Deer Burger Loaf

Incredients

  • 1-lbs of deer burger flattened into a thin flat square
  • 4-mini sweet peppers red, yellow, green, and orange, diced
  • Pepper Jack, Mozzarella, or Colby Jack cheese, shredded
  • Bacon, chopped, uncooked
  • Bacon, 
  • Baby Bella mushrooms, sliced (optional)
  • Onion powder
  • Garlic powder
  • Steak seasoning

{Read More: Deconstructed Venison Stuffed Peppers for Dinner Tonight}

Directions

  1. Over flattened deer burger, sprinkle seasonings to taste.
  2. Layer peppers, cheese, bacon, and mushrooms (if desired).
  3. Roll the burger into a log roll and wrap a few pieces of bacon in a crisscross (x) around log secure with foil.
  4. Bake or grill at 250° for 1hr or until meat is cooked thoroughly. Let cool, cut, and serve.

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About the Author

Kim Bryant

Kim is from Tuscaloosa, Alabama. She is a hunting, fishing, and traveling enthusiast. Kim has two teenage daughters who love to hunt, travel, and explore the outdoors as much as she does. Kim's dad taught her the love and respect for the great outdoors. She grew up hunting, fishing, camping, and just all around enjoying the outdoors. Her passion is traveling the world and sharing her experiences and what she's learned with others.