Vickys Venison Cider Casserole, GF DF EF SF NF

Vickys Venison Cider Casserole, GF DF EF SF NF

I bought some diced wild venison from our local Farmers market recently. The theory is that people who are allergic to beef and o…more

Ingredients

6 servings

  1. 675 grams venison shoulder, diced

  2. 5 tbsp gluten-free / plain flour

  3. salt & pepper, I use 1/2 tsp salt and 1 tsp pepper

  4. 2 tbsp sunflower spread / butter

  5. 1 medium onion, sliced

  6. 500 grams butternut squash, pumpkin or sweet potato, peeled and diced into big chunks

  7. 1 large cooking apple, peeled, cored & diced into chunks

  8. 400 ml apple cider (or pure apple juice)

  9. 3 tbsp free-from worcestershire sauce or soy sauce from my links below

  10. 3 tbsp maple syrup

  11. 1/4 tsp ground cinnamon

  12. 100 grams frozen peas

  13. 2 tsp gravy granules * see note below * or 2 tsp cornflour / corn starch

Steps

  1. Preheat the oven to gas 3 / 170C / 325°F or set a slow cooker / crockpot on high

  2. Season the flour with salt & pepper then toss the venison in the flour. Melt the sunflower spread in a frying pan and brown the diced venison. Don’t cook it right through

  3. Remove the venison from the pan and put it into a large casserole dish or slow cooker. Put the pan back on the stove

  4. Layer the onion on top of the venison in the casserole dish, then the butternut squash / sweet potato then the apple

  5. Pour the cider into the frying pan. Bring it to the boil then stir in the cinnamon, worcestershire sauce & maple syrup and take off the heat

    https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/338187-vickys-homemade-worcestershire-sauce-vegan

    https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/332952-vickys-soy-sauce-substitute

  6. Pour into the casserole dish, put the lid on and cook for 2.5 – 3 hours in the oven or for 4 – 5 hours on high in the slow cooker, adding the peas in the last 20 minutes of cooking

  7. Let stand 10 minutes then toss very gently to mix before serving

  8. To thicken the gravy, strain the liquid into a saucepan and boil. Add 2 tsp gravy granules or 2 tsp cornflour mixed with 1 tbsp cold water into the pan and stir. Keep stirring throughout to avoid clumping

  9. Add the gravy back into the casserole and serve with crusty bread or seasonal vegetables

  10. Bisto Original Gravy Granules in the brown cardboard rectangular box is dairy, egg and soy-free with but contains wheat which is a shame as the main ingredient is potato starch. Bisto Best Gravy in the glass jars are free from gluten, dairy and egg but contain soya lecithins. There are other free-from gravy granules available such as the Kallo brand that are also gluten-etc-free

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