2lbsground venison- can be a little hard to get at times but I found mine at Shaw’s Supermarket.
1lbbeef liver
4clovesof chopped garlic
1red onion -diced
1green pepper-diced
1red pepper-diced
1chopped jalapeno pepperoptional
½cupfresh parsley
½cupscallions-chopped
2cupschicken broth
½cupbone broth
2tbspof butter
1tspof crushed red peppermore if you want hotter
1tbsphot sauce of your choicetabasco works
1tbspkosher salt
2tbspground black pepper
1tbspWorcestershire sauce
½tspchili powder
½tspcayenne pepper
½cupred wineoptional
Hog or lamb sausage casings
Instructions
Prep and combine vegetables in bowl and set aside.
Saute venison in a large cooking pot that can be covered (a spaghetti pot will do) until done.
Add veggie mix 2 tbsp butter and sauté for approx. 3 minutes till butter is melted completely.
Add chicken broth and bone broth and red wine and stir.
Add beef liver and stir
Add dry ingredients stir and cover. Let simmer for 30 min.
Remove mixture and strain through fine screen colander to separate broth. Collect broth in container and put aside.
Return boudin mix to sauté pot.
Using the broth from the Boudin that you put aside cook your rice.
Mix cooked rice and boudin together in sauté pot. Combine thoroughly but don’t overdo it.
Using a sausage stuffer attach your casings and fill. Knot one end of you casing and twist off at the desired links. Sausage stuffing devices are inexpensive and can be found on Amazon.
Smoking
Place links on pre heated wood or pellet smoker and cook at 225 degrees for approx. 2hrs turning halfway. Even though venison is already cooked interior temp should be 165
Fry Pan
Saute links until brown on both sides
Grill
Place on heated charcoal grill and brown on both sides
Serve on plate as is with BBQ sauce or spicy grain mustard.
Notes
Change up: serve on torpedo roll with sauteed onions and peppers.