Can you make a fond, stock, glaise or anything else with deer

Also my oven is broken, would a grill work for baking?

its hard to believe we actually live in a world where "manspreading" is a complaint people have

>>9177275
of course you can. its not 'traditional' but brown them and be on your way.

>>9177286
Is browning essential? Oven is broken and grill is behind a mountain of trash. Any way to do it on a stove?

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>>9177284

>>9177275
can we come together as a nation to kick rupi kaur in the fucking ribs

>>9177284
I'm male and never really noticed manspreading, then I read an article about it and started noticing it everywhere, including this enormous old guy who sat next to me on the MTR and spread his legs so wide I'm surprised he wasn't auditioning for porn. What's the name of that effect where you start noticing something right after you learn about it?

>>9177317
autism
functional human being
take your pick

>>9177317
>>9177323
Frequency illusion or Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon

>>9177306
You don't "have" to brown them but it gives the stock a darker color and richer flavor. You can brown them in a little oil in a heavy skillet on the stove. I make venison stock every year out of the trimmed bones from my kill.

>>9177379
How about on a grill?

>>9177476
Sure, a grill will be similar to the broiler in your oven.

If you could get deer meat and deer skin you could make deer.