Venison Shepherd's Pie Recipe Video
A lighter take on a comfort classic, easy and satisfying
Summary
Preparation Time10 MinCooking Time30 Min
Ready In40 MinDifficulty LevelVery Easy
Health IndexHealthyServings6
Main IngredientMeat
Ingredients
6-8 medium yukon gold potatoes, peeled and cut in half
1 Tbs olive oil
1 onion, finely chopped
24 oz ground venison
1.5 cups leftiver brown gravy, or high quality prepared gravy
1 lb frozen petite peas
1 lb frozen pearl onions
3 Tbs unsalted butter
1/4 cup milk
salt and pepper to taste
1 Tbs paprika
Directions
place potatoes in a pot with cold water to cover. Bring to
a boil and lower heat to simmer for 20 mins or until tender
Drain potatoes and mash with butter and milk. Season with salt and
pepper
In a larged cast iron skillet heat oil, saute chopped onion and brown
venison. Off heat add peas and pearl onions and gravy. Grease a casserole
dish and spoon meat mixture in. Top with a layer of mashed potatoes and sprinkle
with paprika. Bake at 350 for 30 mins or until heated through and
lightly browned on top.
a boil and lower heat to simmer for 20 mins or until tender
Drain potatoes and mash with butter and milk. Season with salt and
pepper
In a larged cast iron skillet heat oil, saute chopped onion and brown
venison. Off heat add peas and pearl onions and gravy. Grease a casserole
dish and spoon meat mixture in. Top with a layer of mashed potatoes and sprinkle
with paprika. Bake at 350 for 30 mins or until heated through and
lightly browned on top.
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Anonymous says :
WHY WOULD YOU PUBLICIZE COOKING WITH AN ANIMAL WAY TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT? VERY VERY UNPROFESSIONAL. CAN'T BELIEVE HOW GROSS ANYONE COULD BE, LET ALONE PUBLICIZE IT!!! PLEASE RECONSIDER YOUR ACTIONS AND LEARN FROM YOUR MISTAKES. NO MATTER HOW GOOD THE FOOD COULD BE I'D NEVER EVER EAT ANYTHING YOU COOKED, SIMPLY BECAUSE YOU DON'T DEMONSTRATE GOOD JUDGEMENT AND CLEANLINESS. HOW MUCH OF THE CAT HAIR IS NEEDED FOR THE RECIPE? LOL ALL JOKES ASIDE (100% POOR JUDGEMENT)
Posted on: 26 January 2010 - 3:22am
Where will you . . . says :
Hi Sandee!
I LOVE COOKING (not good at it though).
I've just joined this site because I can't believe how many nasty comments you received!
I LOVE CATS (have 2 myself!). Don't take offence to negative comments about your gorgeous cat ~ Your recipe is GREAT & my family have just finished eating.... seconds! No leftovers here tonight!!
We are here because of cooking & recipes ~ If others don't like your cat on the bench, then that's there problem.
What a sad life they must have if that's all there complaining about!
All the best & LOVED this meal!
XX
Posted on: 15 April 2008 - 4:53am
Lovetocookalot says :
Hi Sandee, Nice to meet you and I'm glad you liked the recipe - Hope you had a great St. Patricks day too.
- Maria
Posted on: 18 March 2008 - 3:53pm
Sandee says :
Hi Lovetocookalot, I made the Shepards Pie this weekend. It was awesome and very easy to make. The venison is a wonderful substitute for the hamburger. Thanks for sharing.
Happy St. Patrick's Day. .
Sandee
Posted on: 17 March 2008 - 11:29am
The Tortilla Guy says :
I agree with Mary Anne- lets just get over this and not attack anyone who is doing thier best to contribute to this site !!! Maria - Mary Anne and myself have been doing more to keep the banter up and the site interesting by contributing.
I think that anyone who wants to attack anyone on this site maybe should chose the one shot wonders who come and go fast
Kepp up the good work Lovetocookalot !! wrap on...........
The Tortilla Guy
Posted on: 16 March 2008 - 7:22am
Petal says :
btw, I know frnds who eat off the same plate as their dog. I find it grotesque, but its their way and their life...I dont go abt calling them freaks :-)
Posted on: 13 March 2008 - 11:36pm
Petal says :
people people people....calm down !!! I kinda agree with Sandee and Maria here. I dont like animals personally and wouldnt welcome them in my kitchen or even house. But if someone else chooses to do so its their wish. As they say each one to their own !! Ms. browneyes, I dont see anyone forcing you do have any animals arnd you ...just ignore it ...
Posted on: 13 March 2008 - 11:33pm
browneyes says :
I agree, and to each is own, but I thought comments were there to post your opinions in which I did. Until she created a new member name to attack and insult me by calling me ignorant and racist. Then to try to pass her cat off as a service animal was completely ludicrous. The bottom line is it's dirty and disgusting, and I'm sure many other people would agree, regardless if it's in a private home or not. If she can't grasp that concept, then I feel sorry for her.
Then to call me racist?? I'd still like to know where THAT came from. In my opinion, I think her head might be too close to that oven door, and it may have fried her brain a little. Again, just my opinion. HAPPY COOKING!!! LOL!!
Posted on: 14 March 2008 - 12:40pm
Sandee says :
What don't you get about me not being a real person. I am married, with kids and live in New England and hold down a job. I called you a racist because you called me Maria with a implication that I was Hispanic or something. I took offense to that implication. I am Hispanic. The one thing you are right about is to each his own. Why would Maria try to be someone she is not? Just to talk to you?
Bottom line is if you don't like the cat, don't watch the video. You have a right to your opinions, but you DO NOT have the right to try and force them on others or resort to calling people "Freaks" because of theirs. And this is just my opinion. Happy cooking to you too.
Sandee
Posted on: 14 March 2008 - 12:57pm
shantihhh says :
FYI-Maria is a very popular Italian name, as well as in many Christian cultures.
Marie is also very popular in many European countries (Scandinavia, Serbia, Germany, France, etc.)-my daughter is Anne-Marie, and two grand daughters have the middle name of Marie. My daughter-in-law is of French and Czechoslavakia (Československo) background and her middle name is Maria. Her grandmother who was Czechoslavakian also was Maria. Oh and of course my own name is Mary-Anne again Mary/Maria/Marie basically the same name. I am of English, French and Welsh background and a green eyed blonde.
Besides in the US names cross over all nationalities!
Now this being said, let's get off this rampage. Maria has a cat and many were offended by it sitting on thecooking area, OK. Let's get over it!!!! If anyone objects to the cat thing-just don't watch the video. Hey we have a wealth of videos and recipes here on iFood.TV of almost any cuisine you desire.
Maria is a great cook and contributor on this forum. It's time to stop being personal and get back into the cyber kitchen where we play nice.
Mary-Anne
Shanti/Mary-Anne
Posted on: 14 March 2008 - 2:34pm
Sandee says :
Maria, you are right. We are here for the fun and recipes. I look forward to making the Shepards Pie this weekend. Have a wonderful evening and Keep the Faith. Do you have a recipe for Venison Stew?
Sandee
Posted on: 13 March 2008 - 7:14pm
browneyes says :
Wow! What a FREAK you are!! Your cat is NOT a service animal, and AGAIN it's GROSS having a cat sitting on prep utensils and prep areas, and if you don't get that, then THAT'S IGNORANCE, and I'm sorry for you :(
Posted on: 13 March 2008 - 4:48pm
Lovetocookalot says :
Wow again - and no - i am not Sandee, though I do respect that she values service animals and has direct knowledge of their assisting capabilities. But, please everyone - this is suppose to be a place to share cooking
ideas and recipes, not to attack one another...there is enough of that everywhere - lets be nice, share and view if you choose and don't if you don't. The wonderful thing about the internet is you really are in charge of what you
watch. Happy cooking everyone - I'll keep my animals, and you do as YOU choose.
Posted on: 13 March 2008 - 3:23pm
browneyes says :
Ignorance??? Or smart enough to know that you can create a new membership to leave comments to justify animals sitting on prep utensils and prep areas. Maybe using the word WOW gave it away Sandee (or is it Maria) hmmn it's pretty nasty no matter who you are.
Posted on: 13 March 2008 - 8:58am
Sandee says :
Oh, by the way, I am not Maria!!!!!!!!!! I use the word wow because I can't think of a kind word to describe you or your attitude. Why don't you take the time to actually read about service animals and how the assist the disabled in the kitchen. You sound paranoid too.
Posted on: 13 March 2008 - 2:40pm
Sandee says :
Be careful your ignorance is showing. Are you a racist as well? Maria what is that supposed to mean. Someone should have though about "breeding" you.
Talk about nasty.
Posted on: 13 March 2008 - 2:38pm
Ganesh Dutta says :
This Shepards Pie Recipe would be a great choice for coming Saint Patrick's day celebrations. Really this is wonderful.
Posted on: 12 March 2008 - 3:10pm
Sandee says :
Wow, so much ignorance. Service animals do indeed work in the kitchen with the disabled. Being the daughter of a severely disabled parent that has a service dog, I have first hand knowledge of this. I would rather have that dog in the kitchen than my kids when they come in from outside. Get a grip people.
Also, unless you add cat to the recipe you don't have to worry about it.
Posted on: 12 March 2008 - 9:11am
HotChef says :
When I first saw the cat I thought oh yum a Chinese meat dish.
We get health department reports routinely about health hazards of even a "clean" animal in the kitchen. Cat hair in mashed potatoes-yum.
Posted on: 26 February 2008 - 9:00pm
browneyes says :
Any animal that is supposed to be helping prep in the kitchen should be in the Guinness World Records book or making their début on the Foodnetwork Channel making lots of $$$!
No animal should be that close to food no matter how clean they are. Don't take my word for it, ask any health inspector. Just a thought.
Posted on: 26 February 2008 - 8:23pm
Lovetocookalot says :
Wow - ok first of all there are two distinct points here.
1) Therapy dogs -
these wonderful service animals can and do assist their owners in all aspects of daily life, their role
in the kitchen is usually to aid in a persons maneuvering, and they
are carefully trained to not contaminate food, to never take food
from a counter or knock into pans etc. They are allowed in food prep areas, by law, that are private, such as
in dorms with kitchens and private residences
2)
My cat, is to all of you, only virtual. Enjoy the recipes if you
choose or not - the joys of being a home cook allow me to do things
like enjoy the company of my animals - and also things like bringing
meat and poultry to room temperature (which health services would forbid
but which is the only way to cook it, as most chefs know). When regulating
food safety practices for the masses many assumptions are made in broad
brush strokes - in one's own home adjustments can be made with care
and understanding of the particular circumstances therein...
At anyrate, happy cooking everyone - with or without an animal companion
Posted on: 26 February 2008 - 10:55pm
shantihhh says :
The cat sitting on the food prep area got me too......wonder if it's been nibling on mice, rats or ???? lately. I have seen people who have cats that crawl into their dish cabinets! ICK! I won't eat at their house.
I am allergic to cats.
We have a dog, but she isn't on the counters or in the kitchen.
But sounds like a great recipe sans the cat.
Shanti/Mary-Anne
Posted on: 26 February 2008 - 7:50pm
Lovetocookalot says :
sorry if the animals disturb you, they are not a required part of the recipe. Feel free to leave them out,
however: just to clarify - my cats are indoor only, and eat only homemade
food prepared by me - so they are quite healthy, and quite clean - all my animals, save the hamster, are entitled to roam freely throughout my house, including
my kitchen - in particular I work with training therapy dogs, who often must assist their disabled owners in the kitchen, so its necessary to expose the animals to
cooking. That said, please just note the recipes and ignore the animals if they bother you!
Posted on: 26 February 2008 - 8:07pm
