Do not let the length of this recipe deter you. Although there is a little work involved ahead of time, it is fairly easy and is a perfect make ahead dish that will fill your house with delicious aromatic aromas.
Add onion and spices, stirring to incorporate. Cook for 5 minutes.
Add garlic, lemon juice, raisins and apples and stir to incorporate.
Add bourbon and then cider. Stir to incorporate and bring to a boil.
Reduce heat to medium low, cover and simmer for 30 minutes.
Remove cover and continue to cook until most (but not all) of the liquids are removed.
Place ingredients into food processor and pulse puree until meat is finely minced.
Cover & set aside.
Place dry ingredients in a mixer and incorporate.
Add butter pieces at a time.
Add eggs slowly.
Remove dough from mixer onto floured surface and lightly dust.
Divide dough into 2 parts and roll out slightly between floured parchment papers.
Line 8” deep pie pan with rolled pastry, dough should hangover the edge.
Fill with mincemeat, spreading around evenly.
Top with remaining pastry round, pinching top & bottom pastry together, pulling any excess off. Create pie edge with fingers or fork.
With remaining pastry roll out and cut into leave patterns and place on top of pie.
Cut 3 slits into top of pie pastry.
Bake pie in a 375* oven for 1 hour, crust should be golden brown. Or refrigerate and bake at a later time.
Place all ingredients except cucumbers into blender and puree. Fold in cucumbers if desired.
Keep refrigerated, but pull ½ hour before serving. This sauce is great on many things or as a dip. Keeps for 1 week in refrigerator.
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Bison Mincemeat Pie
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1 comment
Up here in Maine the best mince meat is made from venison or moose (Easten Elki) and aged for months. I like the look of the Buffalo mince meat. Except for his team me in the Army, this is the first year my friend didn’t get his deer. He blames me, since this is the first time we hunted together. As soon as I get paid, I,m going to try this recipe. I think I’ll use Jim Beam Maple Bourbon. I love your product and Corporate Philosophy.
1 comment
Up here in Maine the best mince meat is made from venison or moose (Easten Elki) and aged for months. I like the look of the Buffalo mince meat. Except for his team me in the Army, this is the first year my friend didn’t get his deer. He blames me, since this is the first time we hunted together. As soon as I get paid, I,m going to try this recipe. I think I’ll use Jim Beam Maple Bourbon. I love your product and Corporate Philosophy.