Re: Venison Heart recipes
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if your heart is tough, me thinks you did somethign wrong.
that is a good video shared above on cleaning the heart.
after that, I slice and fry like tenderloin - or season and grill like steak.
very very good stuff
Josh
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Re: Venison Heart recipes
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10/15/19 09:06 AM
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I boil ,slice and pickle. Vinegar ,water and pickling spices. Refrigerate, a couple of days and enjoy with some crackers and a beer. My Grandmother used to love it when I got a deer so she could Pickle the heart.. It's really is good.. Vinegar, Water, chopped onions, chopped garlic.. Let set a few days and enjoy..
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Re: Venison Heart recipes
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I boil mine and then pickle it. I slice it relative thin and soak it in the pickling brine for about two weeks. A cold beer and pickled heart is great.
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Re: Venison Heart recipes
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Slice 1/4" thick. Soak in (Italian dressing, soy sauce and a little hot sauce to taste). Grill.
jim
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Re: Venison Heart recipes
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I'fn a venison heart was such great food, there would not be so many recipes for pickling, boiling, pressure cooking, thin slicing, marinating, cleaning and so fourth. Coyotes and crows gotta eat too.
Zim
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Re: Venison Heart recipes
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10/15/19 08:04 PM
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I'fn a venison heart was such great food, there would not be so many recipes for pickling, boiling, pressure cooking, thin slicing, marinating, cleaning and so fourth. Coyotes and crows gotta eat too.
Zim Exactly! When I gut a deer, everything that comes out in that process is "Guts". I don't eat guts! Let it there for the critters!
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Re: Venison Heart recipes
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10/15/19 08:56 PM
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I'm with Zim. I do like good, clean liver, but don't care for heart, be it deer, caribou, moose,. Just not my thing.
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Re: Venison Heart recipes
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if you don't want to eat stuff like tongue, kidneys, heart, tripe, guts, and jowls then don't eat sausage, hotdogs, Vienna sausages, slim jims, commercial summer sausage, canned soup, or stew.
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Re: Venison Heart recipes
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Clean the valves off the top and make a cut from top to bottom separating the 2 halves of the heart and clean off anything rubbery looking. Then I like to fry it like a steak with butter and mushrooms or season with steak seasoning and throw it on the grill hot and fast. Venison is best served rare-medium rare. Jagerschnitzel is good too https://honest-food.net/wild-game/v...ps-tenderloins/classic-jaeger-schnitzel/This is how I normally do heart as well. I have been eating them for 50 years. Last fall I sliced a bear heart. I started a fire in my outside pit got the grill good and hot. I mixed up some real butter and seasoning salt placed the bear heart slices on the grill and basted and turned the slices every so often. I tell you it was as good as any steak I have ever had. I plan on doing the same thing later today with fresh moose heart.
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Re: Venison Heart recipes
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My Bavarian grandmother made a heart stew to die for, even my mother could make it.... We always used beef heart but any critters will be as good, this is a very complicated recipe with exacting measurements, Cut up heart, quick brown in fat or oil, add 1 sliced onion, cook a little more, salt pepper to taste, cover with water and simmer, add 3 glugs of white vinegar, finish simmer to tender. Now the magic, make a medium dark roux, add to stew, cook a little more to thicken stew, serve over egg noodles., Like I said, complicated.... If you want to fancy it up, add some celery or other vegetables, use stock instead of water, use mashed potatos instead of noodles, but it's hard to beat the original recipe of Bavarian farm poverty food.
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