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By David Eyre
Published 2009
This is something a bit different to do with venison – a meat that not long ago was considered a luxury but is now a fairly affordable option. It has started to gain popularity, probably due to its lack of fat. This makes it susceptible to dryness if it is overcooked. Aim for rare and juicy with this one. Perfect for a posh barbecue.
First you need to butterfly the leg of venison. Slice through the thinnest part of the boned leg – the underside – then open it up and flatten out. Trim off any sinew and slash through the larger muscles to give a more uniform thickness for even cooking.
Put the flattened leg in a glass or ceramic dish. Mix together the garlic, oil, herbs and some black pepper to make a marinade and pou
