Tenderloin
Like it’s anterior sibling the rib, the shortloin is a naturally tender, flavorful choice for your quick cooking needs - either stovetop or oven.
— HOW TO COOK
With domesticated livestock, tenderloins are not heavily worked, thus lack lots of flavor. But here’s the thing — this is wild-harvested venison, emphasis on the wild. All that movement works muscles in ways that domesticated livestock can’t. The result… FLAVOR! You'll want to hit these hot and fast as they’ll cook up quickly. For an added hit of flavor, get out those big spoons and herb-butter baste away…
BEST FOR
When we say nutrient-dense, we mean it:
Protein - 21g (43% DV)
Protein is important for cellular growth and it provides our tissues with protective strength. It sparks our metabolism and energy production, helps regulate our body chemistry, and maintains our body’s PH.
Niacin (B3) - 41%
Niacin (B3 or nicotinic acid) is the most stable B vitamin and, as a part of two coenzymes, it is involved in more than 50 metabolic functions in the body. Niacin helps maintain cholesterol levels, provides energy to cells, stimulates circulation, and supports a healthy nervous system. Increased Niacin is needed for athletes, during pregnancy/lactation, and during periods of growth.
Vitamin B12 - 24%
Vitamin B12 (cobalamin) is the only vitamin to contain the essential mineral cobalt.
B12 is well known for its energy and cognitive functions, but is also needed in the formation of red blood cells, DNA, and synthesis of the myelin sheath that insulates your neurons. It plays a critical role in the growth and appetite of children.
Choline - 11%
Choline is an important new member of the B vitamins and was deemed the “memory vitamin”. It is nestled into the fat layers of the membranes of every cell in the body and is the only vitamin that crosses the blood/brain barrier to be involved in brain chemical metabolism. Choline also serves in fat utilization in the body and detoxification.
Selenium - 185%
Selenium is an incredibly important trace mineral with numerous health benefits. It functions as a component of glutathione peroxidase, an enzyme responsible for the antioxidant properties of glutathione. Selenium supports cardiovascular health, heavy metal toxin protection, thyroid function, cognitive health, as well as growth, development, and fertility.
Chromium - 83%
Chromium is an essential part of the glucose tolerance factor (GTF) and is vital in regulating carbohydrate metabolism. It can enhance insulin function and support the proper use of glucose in the body as well as aid in energy production.
Zinc - 14%
Zinc is an essential mineral well known to support the immune system and metabolic function. Luckily for you, it is best absorbed in animal meats where it is free from binding phytates. It also has an important role in transporting vitamin A into the blood, thus contributing to healthy skin. Your body also uses Zinc to make proteins and DNA, as well as heal wounds and develop your reproductive system.
Heme Iron - 11%
Heme Iron is the most bio-available form of iron and is extremely hard to source at significant levels, even in red muscle meats.
Proper iron intake can support overall strength, vibrancy, and immune function as well as improve fatigue and stamina. The lack of iron means we produce less hemoglobin and therefore supply less oxygen to our tissues.
* Daily Value per 3.5 oz serving and a 2000 calorie diet.
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VENISON TENDERLOIN WITH A BLACK TRUFFLE & PORCINI CREAM SAUCE
If there ever was a dish that was easy to pull off but would have everyone swooning, this is it! Venison tenderloin that is seared to perfection and smothered in a rich, creamy black truffle-infused sauce with porcini mushrooms for the ultimate comfort dish.
View Full Recipe SEE ALL RECIPESTenderloin
Includes: 10-13 oz total (1-3 pieces)
Serves: 1-2 people
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- Wild & nutrient-dense
- Good source of Omega 3 fatty acids
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Tenderloin
Like it’s anterior sibling the rib, the shortloin is a naturally tender, flavorful choice for your quick cooking needs - either stovetop or oven.
— HOW TO COOK
With domesticated livestock, tenderloins are not heavily worked, thus lack lots of flavor. But here’s the thing — this is wild-harvested venison, emphasis on the wild. All that movement works muscles in ways that domesticated livestock can’t. The result… FLAVOR! You'll want to hit these hot and fast as they’ll cook up quickly. For an added hit of flavor, get out those big spoons and herb-butter baste away…
BEST FOR
When we say nutrient-dense, we mean it:
Protein - 21g (43% DV)
Protein is important for cellular growth and it provides our tissues with protective strength. It sparks our metabolism and energy production, helps regulate our body chemistry, and maintains our body’s PH.
Niacin (B3) - 41%
Niacin (B3 or nicotinic acid) is the most stable B vitamin and, as a part of two coenzymes, it is involved in more than 50 metabolic functions in the body. Niacin helps maintain cholesterol levels, provides energy to cells, stimulates circulation, and supports a healthy nervous system. Increased Niacin is needed for athletes, during pregnancy/lactation, and during periods of growth.
Vitamin B12 - 24%
Vitamin B12 (cobalamin) is the only vitamin to contain the essential mineral cobalt.
B12 is well known for its energy and cognitive functions, but is also needed in the formation of red blood cells, DNA, and synthesis of the myelin sheath that insulates your neurons. It plays a critical role in the growth and appetite of children.
Choline - 11%
Choline is an important new member of the B vitamins and was deemed the “memory vitamin”. It is nestled into the fat layers of the membranes of every cell in the body and is the only vitamin that crosses the blood/brain barrier to be involved in brain chemical metabolism. Choline also serves in fat utilization in the body and detoxification.
Selenium - 185%
Selenium is an incredibly important trace mineral with numerous health benefits. It functions as a component of glutathione peroxidase, an enzyme responsible for the antioxidant properties of glutathione. Selenium supports cardiovascular health, heavy metal toxin protection, thyroid function, cognitive health, as well as growth, development, and fertility.
Chromium - 83%
Chromium is an essential part of the glucose tolerance factor (GTF) and is vital in regulating carbohydrate metabolism. It can enhance insulin function and support the proper use of glucose in the body as well as aid in energy production.
Zinc - 14%
Zinc is an essential mineral well known to support the immune system and metabolic function. Luckily for you, it is best absorbed in animal meats where it is free from binding phytates. It also has an important role in transporting vitamin A into the blood, thus contributing to healthy skin. Your body also uses Zinc to make proteins and DNA, as well as heal wounds and develop your reproductive system.
Heme Iron - 11%
Heme Iron is the most bio-available form of iron and is extremely hard to source at significant levels, even in red muscle meats.
Proper iron intake can support overall strength, vibrancy, and immune function as well as improve fatigue and stamina. The lack of iron means we produce less hemoglobin and therefore supply less oxygen to our tissues.
* Daily Value per 3.5 oz serving and a 2000 calorie diet.
Learn More
VENISON TENDERLOIN WITH A BLACK TRUFFLE & PORCINI CREAM SAUCE
If there ever was a dish that was easy to pull off but would have everyone swooning, this is it! Venison tenderloin that is seared to perfection and smothered in a rich, creamy black truffle-infused sauce with porcini mushrooms for the ultimate comfort dish.
View Full Recipe SEE ALL RECIPES