
Ground venison enchiladas
Browning the meat in pork lard and using great quality sauce are the key to these "better than restaurant" venison enchiladas.
Plain ‘ol smoked chicken wings are tasty, but you miss out on the crunchy, crispy goodness of deep frying. The solution? Smoke the wings, THEN fry them! Twice cooking the wings gives you all the great smoked flavor, with the ultimate texture. I take my wings one more step with a dry rub finish for a mega-savory boost.
For seasoning, I use my very own Hardcore Carnivore Meatchelada. It’s a chili lime rub that’s not too spicy, but is packed with earthy and rich chili flavor and REAL lime juice. Sprinkling this on at the end of the deep fry allows the seasoning to mingle with the last bubbles of hot oil. This coats the wings and adheres the seasoning to create a pow-packed flavor crust.
If you don’t currently have a deep fryer – don’t fear. You can use a dutch oven with a thermometer to monitor temperature. But, domestic deep fryers like this one are also fairly inexpensive. Peanut oil is recommended for the best result, but any vegetable or specialty frying oil will work too.
Keep scrolling for my written recipe for how to make smoke fried wings. But here’s a bonus video version if you want to walk through the steps first:
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Browning the meat in pork lard and using great quality sauce are the key to these "better than restaurant" venison enchiladas.
Thinly slicing the meat is the key to these tender flavor packed sandwiches.
No need to fear - you can totally grill pork belly to perfection without the dreaded flare ups.