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Venison Genoa is ready

Posted: Sat Jan 29, 2022 16:47
by fatboyz
After getting a Quality control check from an Italian colleague I packaged up the Genoa. with a thin slice of nice strong cheese it is going to be very nice on the Charcuterie board. With the heave surface mold it definitely has an earthy hint.
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Re: Venison Genoa is ready

Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2022 19:17
by redzed
Looks good and venison is a deep red when fresh and turns to a very dark colour when dried. When I dried a white tail backstrap it was almost black when finished.

And I still think that without a glass of a robust and full bodied red, your Genoa is incomplete. :D

Re: Venison Genoa is ready

Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2022 01:56
by fatboyz
Gosh Chris I just couldn't down grade my quality of salami with my taste in wines! The only wines my wife and I like are cheap sparkling wines like Baby duck (do they even make that anymore!) or Lonesome Charlie!

Re: Venison Genoa is ready

Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2022 02:26
by redzed
fatboyz wrote:
Tue Feb 01, 2022 01:56
Gosh Chris I just couldn't down grade my quality of salami with my taste in wines! The only wines my wife and I like are cheap sparkling wines like Baby duck (do they even make that anymore!) or Lonesome Charlie!
I'm sure you'll acquire a taste for wine when you mature a bit. :D

Re: Venison Genoa is ready

Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2022 02:56
by fatboyz
I sure hope so! It sure seems it should compliment it but good red wine is so dry I need to add ginger ale to it! Lol