Elk Venison Slider Burgers Recipe

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Serves: Variable
Prep time: 15 minutes
Cook time: 4-6 minutes

Ingredients:

• Ground elk or deer venison (either straight meat or in a 90/10 meat-to-fat ratio)
• Camp Chef Mango Chipotle Rub Seasoning
• Slider burger buns
• Medium cheddar cheese
• Condiments (ketchup, mayonnaise, etc.)
• Lettuce, tomato, onion (if desired)

Directions:

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About This Elk Venison Slider Burgers Recipe:

When Hanson Brooks and the Camp Chef gang get their cooking wares set up at the annual SHOT Show Industry Day at the Range, it doesn't take long for some smoke to curl into the air.

And when it does, a crowd almost always gathers promptly to see what the latest creation is to come off the Camp Chef culinary products on display.

In this case, it was an Elk Venison Slider Burger Recipe, utilizing lean ground elk venison at either a straight grind or a 90/10 meat-to-fat ratio (the latter with either pork or beef suet added in from the local butcher).

"It's a simple recipe," said Brooks. "You (start with) ground elk, take about an 1/8 of a pound of elk meat, pound it out into a small patty, and then add your seasoning. In this case, it's Camp Chef Mango Chipotle, one of our most popular seasonings."

After the simple prep work, it was all cooked on a Camp Chef SmokePro SG Pellet Grill as the delectable aroma wafted over the firearms testing crowd gathered at the Boulder Rifle and Pistol Club near Las Vegas.

As the high-tech smoker and grill industry continues to expand, Brooks noted to the OSG crew that this particular model allows for the use of the company's slider grill technology. Translated, that means that backyard chefs can easily achieve a flame broiled taste by simply sliding a heat diffuser plate to the side to allow for direct flame cooking.

With the pellet grill's wood flavor infused into the food and the ability to dial in a specific temperature to get your cooked meat just right, this is a simple to prepare and easy to cook meal.

And just as it was at the SHOT Show's annual Industry Day at the Range, the bet here is that this recipe will be as popular at your backyard deck dinner party this spring and summer as it was out on the outskirts of Las Vegas!