1. Heat cast iron skillet to a low heat. Let heat before placing butter into pan (about 3-5 minutes).
2. Once the pan is heated, place butter into pan & let it melt (keep burner on same heat setting). Once butter has spread over the pan, place garlic cloves into pan. Sauté garlic in butter until fragrant.
3. Once fragrant, add in onions. Cook onions until they are a bit brown.
4. Slice back straps into thin slices. The thinner the pieces are, the less tough they will be to chew + easier to cook.
5. While pan is heating up, season back straps with garlic powder, salt, & pepper. Add in the straps when the onions have browned a bit.
6. Fry steak until the deer is completely cooked. Stir occasionally to really give all aspects of the meat the amazing flavor this offers.
7. Wallah! Juicy deer steak!
Notes
Tip: Only use Vidalia Onions! They really bring out the flavor more than any other onion.Tip: Venison is very TOUGH. That is because deer are very muscular & have little fat. The more fat you add to the meat, the more tender it will be!