
Taste of the Wild: Miracle venison meatloaf
Contributor Eileen Clarke says, “I, like a lot of people, love meatloaf. But it is the topping – and you might call it the icing on the cake – that makes it so good.”

Contributor Eileen Clarke says, “I, like a lot of people, love meatloaf. But it is the topping – and you might call it the icing on the cake – that makes it so good.”

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The

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That might be news enough, but Becky Miesen, of Holmen,

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State Game Land 128 is intersected

If you are looking for an easy way to use up that ground venison, this hearty, cheesy dish from contributor Dori Sell comes together without a ton of work.
Dori suggests you make the
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