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To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook smokey crock-pot venison chili using 21 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Smokey Crock-pot Venison Chili:
- Make ready 1 lb venison shank steaks
- Prepare 2 lb venison - ground
- Get 3⁄4 lb Bratwurst
- Get 12 medium tomatoes or 2- 28 oz whole peeled cans
- Take 1 can Red Beans 15.5 oz can
- Make ready 1 can Navy Beans 15.5 oz can
- Take 1 can Whole Kernel Corn 15.25 oz can
- Get 2 large Red Bell Peppers
- Take 1 large Yellow Bell Pepper
- Make ready 1 large Orange Bell Pepper
- Make ready 2 packages Sazon Goya Seasoning
- Prepare 3 tbsp Chili Powder
- Get 1 1⁄2 tsp Ground Cumin
- Get 2 tsp Ground Smoked Paprika
- Prepare 2 tbsp Worcestershire Sauce
- Prepare 3 dash Tobasco
- Prepare 1 can Tomato Paste 6 oz can
- Take 12 Jalapenos (optional)
- Get 2 Ghost Peppers (very optional)
- Prepare Salt and Pepper
- Make ready 2 tbsp Olive Oil
Place the venison and sausage in a large skillet and cook, breaking up with a wooden spoon as necessary, over medium heat until no longer pink and evenly browned. This Slow Cooker Venison Chili is my favorite way to use up venison! I use three different types of peppers; jalapeño, Anaheim, and yellow bell pepper. It is just the right amount of heat!
Instructions to make Smokey Crock-pot Venison Chili:
- Using a large frying pan, sautee the steaks and brats on medium heat.
- If useing garden tomatoes. Preheat oven to 350. Cut tomatoes in half and place them cut side down onto oiled cookie sheet. Drizzle oil onto tomatoes and sprinkle with salt. Roast in oven for 20 minutes.
- Remove steaks at medium doneness leaving the brats and juices. Sautee the ground venison until medium.
- Cut steaks into 1⁄2" pieces and put into crockpot. Add ground venison and all the cooking juices. (Venison is very lean so it is juices not fat). Leave alone for 10 minutes so the meat reassorbs the juices.
- Sautee brats longer until slightly charred. Then slice into 1⁄2" pieces and add to crockpot
- Take tomatoes out of oven. Using two forks, so you don't burn yourself, peel skin off and discard. Pour all juices and tomatoes into crockpot.
- Chop the peppers into 1⁄2" pieces and put into crockpot. Drain beans and corn and put them into crockpot.
- Add remaining ingredients except paste and stir till combined.
- Heat on low for 8 hours or on high for 4 hours. I enjoy this chili over a slice of corn bread.
- After halfway cooking you can add paste if chili is too thin. Also can add jalapenos and/or your favorite hot sauce to heat things up.
I use three different types of peppers; jalapeño, Anaheim, and yellow bell pepper. It is just the right amount of heat! I top the chili with cheddar cheese, green onions, and serve cornbread on the side. In a large frying pan, brown the venison. Once browned, place in crock pot.
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