This Spicy Asian Venison Bowl recipe is made with perfectly cooked venison stew meat tossed with a generous amount of delicious spicy sweet Asian sauce. It is served next to a bed of scallion jasmine rice just waiting to soak up all that delicious sauce!
Game meat couldn't be any tastier! we are huge fans of Spicy Asian recipes, so making one with venison was bound to happen yet again! This recipe is just one of several venison recipes that we love to enjoy on a regular basis in our home!
I'm always looking for ways to satisfy our taste buds with wild game meat. I love my venison stew recipe, but I really do like to eat something other than stew with it.
We had just a few packages of stew meat in our freezer and since we had just eaten stew last week, I wanted to come up with something else. I thought about the Bourbon Butter Venison Steak Tips but an Asian flair was my craving.
Another great Asian style recipe is this Venison Satay!
So, I got creative. I pulled out my ingredients I use for Asian recipes and decided to go with a jasmine rice that was tossed with scallion greens as the starch to go in the bowl with our meat. The result? Grumpy loved it. How do I know? Because he ate the leftovers! Yes. Grumpy is not a leftover eater, so when he ate the leftovers the next night, I knew this was a winner!
Grab your chopsticks, prep your sauce and get that rice a cookin' because you are not going to want to let this recipe slip you by! No worries, if you are not a venison fan, beef will substitute just as well in this recipe!
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📖 Recipe
Spicy Asian Venison Bowl
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Ingredients
- 1 lb venison steak sliced
- 1 tablespoon bacon grease or other cooking oil
- 5 green onions sliced
- 3 large cloves garlic
- salt and pepper to taste
- ½ cups beef broth
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons rice vinegar
- ½ teaspoon fish sauce
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon black bean chili sauce
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
Instructions
- Cook jasmine rice according to the package. Once completely cooked, toss with 2 tablespoons sliced green onion tops (the green part).
- In a medium-sized bowl, stir together beef broth, soy sauce, rice vinegar, fish sauce, brown sugar, and black bean chili sauce and cornstarch. Set aside.
- In a hot skillet, add bacon grease or cooking oil, green onions and garlic. Saute 1 minute until garlic begins to brown. Add stew meat and stir-fry 4-5 minutes. Add sauce mixture and bring to a quick boil. Simmer 1 minute. Remove from heat.
- Serve with rice.
Anne says
Can this recipe be done with venison cube steaks?
Shelby Law Ruttan says
I think cube steaks would work, I would still cut them up into slices.
Adriann says
This sounds amazing. Always looking for new venison recipes! Which part of the deer do you consider “stew” meat? We grind or make sausage with a lot of ours but have pleanty of loin, neck and shanks. I’m guessing cubed loin would be good.
Thank You!
Shelby says
Hi Adriann, you could use any cut, stew meat can come from the neck, rib and cut off from when making steaks (basically non "choice" cuts). I used stew meat in this recipe because that was what I had on hand but I would use tenderloin or steak if I had it in my freezer (which I do this year!)
Adriann says
Great, thank you! Can’t wait to try it!
Sonia says
You forgot to include where the fish sauce should be added in the recipe...
Shelby says
Hi Sonia, my apologies for the oversite. The fish sauce is part of the sauce ingredients. I have updated the instructions to reflect this. Thanks for stopping by!
Ray says
I just made this and it was excellent. I did the meat for just a couple of minutes before adding the sauce and it was very tender. I used sushi rice vinegar vs red wine vinegar and I added chopped ginger to the garlic. I will be making this again!
Shelby says
So happy to hear this Ray! Thank you for letting me know 🙂
Hilda Sterner says
I'm going to be trying this with elk, since that's what we have in the freezer now. I'm sure we're going to enjoy this, thanks for sharing the recipe!
Mel says
When I cooked it, the venison ended up pretty tough. I even simmered it got 20 mins.
Liz says
I love how easy this is!!! I'd have to make it with beef for Bill, but his brother, the hunter in the family, would love the venison version!