venison
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- noun
- /ˈvɛnɪsən/
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carne de venado
- For dinner, we enjoyed a delicious dish made with venison that had been marinated in herbs.
- venison stew
- venison steak
- venison roast
It's probably more akin to venison or antelope wild game.
- It's probably more akin to venison or antelope wild game.
- So grass fed beef, venison, Buffalo, lamb.
- Eat bison, eat lamb, eat beef, eat venison, but get more red meat.
- I actually love the liver from venison and from wild Turkey.
- So you want to eat grass fed beef, bison, lamb, venison.
- And usually Nino, who was a great hunter, he would kill Bambi and we would have venison.
- So beef, sheep, lamb, even while venison, all these things are ketovore.
Examples
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Tonight we have charred venison with buckwheat spaetzle and green peppercorn.
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When you take venison versus ground beef, you put it in a pot of chili.
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You have one hour to make us a venison dish that you could feed to a king or a queen.
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This is raw ground venison.
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I just got hungry for the taste of venison.
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So, here we've got some venison meat pie.
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I've been smoking some venison outside all morning.
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Eat bison, eat lamb, eat beef, eat venison, but get more red meat.
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Now, for the entree... we'll have venison and hominy grits.
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His uncle John had sent a kilo of venison jerky and a kilo of smoked dried salmon.
Fiction book (1998)
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Etymology
The word venison comes from Old French venaison, from the Latin verb venari, which means 'to hunt'. It originally meant the meat of animals you caught by hunting, which is why venison today means 'meat from a deer'.