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About 8-10 ounces of cranberries.
2/3 cup dry red wine
2/3 cup maple syrup
3 strips lemon zest
3 strips orange zest (it's Texas so I have used red grapefruit instead)of
Cinnamon stick
Combine all ingredients except cranberries and bring to a boil.
Add cranberries and reduce heat after about 3 minutes take cranberries out. As soon as they begin to split don't want them mushy.
Discard zests and cinnamon stick, then reduce sauce until syrupy
Add cranberries back in and serve over venison just seared on the grill or wild pig.
Sorry it's spring and this is a fall recipe and this is a gun thread. My bad.
 
I do a lot of goose, but wild, as in Canada. The blood is strong smelling and tasting and pushes many people off of eating it. I have had farmers refuse being giving any because they couldn't stand eating them. Terderquick, brown sugar, cure for a week to ten days and smoke it all day after covering in garlic and onion power and as much table grind BP as you can get to stick.

After curing I think people like cured goose over cured venison

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