Re: Deer heart
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12/14/21 07:41 AM
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I used to throw them in the scrapple pot along with livers, rib cages, etc. Then I sliced up a fresh one, fried it in butter and shared it with my granddaughter. Now she makes me save them all for her.
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Re: Deer heart
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12/14/21 07:59 AM
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I never fixed it myself. Did bring more than a couple to my mother in-law. She did them in sweet & sour for me. I really don't know her recipe or the process. But it was kinda like pickled in jell. The lady at the farm where I worked while in high school. Used to have me bring her a smaller carp when I was shooting or spearing them. She made the carp in very similar what she called sweet & Sour. Both the heart and carp were ok that way. But not something I could eat a lot of in one setting. More like appetizers ate on crackers. I haven't seen anyone makes that type Sweet & Sour since them two old country gals been gone. My wife may have the recipe if it's in her mom's old cook book. I have to ask.
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Re: Deer heart
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12/14/21 08:55 AM
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Sliced about 1/2” thick. Salt, pepper, flour, fried in bacon grease, in a cast iron skillet. Had it last night with french fries. Very good!
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Re: Deer heart
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12/14/21 09:04 AM
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Clean out old blood and cut out valves Slice and fried in cast iron with a little homemade Concord wine and salt and pepper Only cook to med rare
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Re: Deer heart
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12/14/21 10:02 AM
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they are kinda chewy
cube them small and toss in flower , fry in a little grease then make the hole mess into gravy and put over biscuits
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Re: Deer heart
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12/14/21 08:32 PM
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I like deer heart.Main thing is,,cut it in half then you can cut out all the grizzle and arteries.Clean it up nice,,then its good either fried up like said above,,or pickled like I do most of mine.
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Re: Deer heart
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12/14/21 08:55 PM
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Soak in milk overnight
Cut thin slabs , egg and flour with some Montreal seasoning
Flash fry in a pan of hot oil
Dang good right there ......now I'm hungry !
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Re: Deer heart
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12/14/21 09:22 PM
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Better yet - soak in buttermilk
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Re: Deer heart
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I like deer heart.Main thing is,,cut it in half then you can cut out all the grizzle and arteries.Clean it up nice,,then its good either fried up like said above,,or pickled like I do most of mine. Like upstate said....clean the heart of grizzle and other stuff. I use meat shears to trim fat and other stuff off the heart.
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Re: Deer heart
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12/15/21 11:02 AM
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Eat mine raw still beating if posable, give me power from great spirit, You Da Man !!
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Re: Deer heart
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12/15/21 05:05 PM
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Eat mine raw still beating if posable, give me power from great spirit, just funin. Eat it just about any way love heart. Did that with caribou heart in northern Quebec with the Indians. Actually wasn't bad.
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Re: Deer heart
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12/15/21 05:20 PM
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can someone explain how they pickle their hearts Boil heart, slice thin pieces place in mason jar with vinegar and pickling spices. Let sit in the refrigerator for a few days. Then get a beer, some crackers and cheese and enjoy.
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Re: Deer heart
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thanks squash i appreciate it I put mine in the jars with same vinegar and pickling spices,,but then I pressure can them like you would any other meat.This makes them very tender,,and also you don't need to keep them in the fridge till you open them.
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Re: Deer heart
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12/19/21 07:45 AM
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OK so I’ve eaten heart and eggs the last 4 days.Let’s just say it’s not my thing.Maybe next time I’ll bacon wrap or grind and then again maybe I’ll leave with gut pile. Every things better with bacon!
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Re: Deer heart
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12/19/21 09:43 AM
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Try putting it in a pressure cooker With some liquidike beef broth.
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Re: Deer heart
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12/19/21 11:45 AM
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Well, I'll give you Moe's recipe for "braised deer heart". I have it printed off up at the camp, but I know it pretty well.
What you need is a good clean heart, rinse it out good. Then you peel it, almost like an onion. Cut out all of the grissle, all of the tough stuff. You'll end up with about a pound of dark muscle. Need a sharp knife, cut it into cubes, the size of a marble or so.
In your skillet, fry up a red and green bell pepper, in oil. Part of an onion if you'd like. When the pepper and onion is soft, dump in the heart meat. Cook it hight heat and fast, then pour in a cup of red wine, and let it simmer. You'll end up with like a broth, and serve it over noodles.
You'll need to do the noodles in a separate pot, and drain them and all, but it is very good. If it's done right, you'll have a chunk of meat in every fork full.
I mean serve it over a pound bag of noodles. It's not bad, and easier to do than it was to type the recipe. I really don't like rice, but I guess that would work too. Never tried it over fried taters, that sounds even better.
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Re: Deer heart
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12/19/21 11:51 AM
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Well, I'll give you Moe's recipe for "braised deer heart". I have it printed off up at the camp, but I know it pretty well.
What you need is a good clean heart, rinse it out good. Then you peel it, almost like an onion. Cut out all of the grissle, all of the tough stuff. You'll end up with about a pound of dark muscle. Need a sharp knife, cut it into cubes, the size of a marble or so.
In your skillet, fry up a red and green bell pepper, in oil. Part of an onion if you'd like. When the pepper and onion is soft, dump in the heart meat. Cook it hight heat and fast, then pour in a cup of red wine, and let it simmer. You'll end up with like a broth, and serve it over noodles.
You'll need to do the noodles in a separate pot, and drain them and all, but it is very good. If it's done right, you'll have a chunk of meat in every fork full.
I mean serve it over a pound bag of noodles. It's not bad, and easier to do than it was to type the recipe. I really don't like rice, but I guess that would work too. Never tried it over fried taters, that sounds even better. Sounds like a good duck recipe also!
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Re: Deer heart
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12/19/21 12:53 PM
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Back in my much younger days - about 5 years old my grandfather and I enjoyed Scrapple, Souse, and Head Cheese. Grandpa died and later when I learned the ingredients I decided to go with better cuts of meat.
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Re: Deer heart
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12/19/21 01:07 PM
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I put the heart right along with the liver and the rest of the organs. Shoot a bigger deer and get an extra pound of meat.
Last edited by Gary Benson; 12/19/21 01:07 PM.
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Re: Deer heart
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12/19/21 05:01 PM
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pressure cook for an hour slice and eat. That’s the way I do tongue. Skin peels off and slice up thin. Very good with any kind of mustard on a cracker or just stuff in mouth! lol
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Re: Deer heart
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12/19/21 10:22 PM
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can someone explain how they pickle their hearts Boil heart, slice thin pieces place in mason jar with vinegar and pickling spices. Let sit in the refrigerator for a few days. Then get a beer, some crackers and cheese and enjoy. This is how my grandmother used to do it. If i shot a deer, the first thing she would say is "did you save me the heart"..
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