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Re: Deer heart...first time cooking it... [Re: TChunter] #1144242
11/11/14 04:59 PM
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Don't want no organs, coyotes, crows, armadillos, etc, haha. I just can't get past the texture of organs.

Re: Deer heart...first time cooking it... [Re: TChunter] #1144310
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Deer heart is yummy!! it is muscle tissue just like the backstraps, hind quarters, etc with less fat and sinew!

You don't throw the turkey heart away to make giblet gravy, so why do you throw the deer heart away? Might even be great dice up into small pieces for chili!


"After all, it is not the killing that brings satisfaction; it is the contest of skill and cunning. The true hunter counts his achievement in proportion to the effort involved and the fairness of the sport." Dr. Saxton Pope
Re: Deer heart...first time cooking it... [Re: TChunter] #1144313
11/11/14 06:04 PM
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We had some boys from the mountains of Tennessee come hunt with us and they ate everything. The carcas looked like a coyote had gotten it.
I do want to try a heart from the next one that I kill.


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Re: Deer heart...first time cooking it... [Re: TChunter] #1144378
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Made me hungry, the heart is some good eating!


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Re: Deer heart...first time cooking it... [Re: TChunter] #1144389
11/11/14 08:40 PM
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Tried some a couple of years ago, laid it open and trimmed as much of the sinew out as possible, marinated in Moores and grilled. As good as any back strap.

Re: Deer heart...first time cooking it... [Re: TChunter] #1144390
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My mom would cut it thin and, along with the Liver, cook it like a beef stew in a Pressure cooker. She would also add some Bacon to give it some fat and flavor.
I can't stand Liver of any sorts but could eat Deer liver cooked this way.


Hunt'em hard when they are hard to hunt but never, ever hardly hunt!
Re: Deer heart...first time cooking it... [Re: TChunter] #1144610
11/12/14 05:08 AM
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Been saving and eating deer hearts since the late 80s. Trim the white membrane off. Batter an fry or sear it and then bake or Crock Pot it in cream of mushroom soup (along with deer liver trimmed real good if you saved it too) and it's fine eating.



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Re: Deer heart...first time cooking it... [Re: TChunter] #1145066
11/12/14 11:36 AM
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As of last year its my new favorite part of the deer. I'll be taking head shots on my does from now on.

Re: Deer heart...first time cooking it... [Re: TChunter] #1145666
11/13/14 01:50 AM
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My boy scout leader used to take a deer heart on our survival campout when we were only allowed to carry 1 lb of meat. It was real good cooked over a fire.


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Re: Deer heart...first time cooking it... [Re: TChunter] #1146624
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Tried deer heart last year for the first time, me and my youngest son love it, oldest daughter said it was ok. Cant wait to get some this year.


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Re: Deer heart...first time cooking it... [Re: sbo1971] #1147557
11/14/14 10:32 AM
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Back when I was killing does right and left I would bring the deer hearts home and feed them to my neighbors two labs. They loved it. Then they got diabetes and could only eat baby carrots.


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Re: Deer heart...first time cooking it... [Re: YEKRUT] #1147587
11/14/14 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted By: YEKRUT
My uncle saves them all and cooks them as soon as he gets home. It's some good eating. I've tried the liver too and I'm not to fond of it. It would take a lot of peppers and onions for it to taste good. I can tear up a chicken liver meal though.


Love me some Chicken Livers and Deer Heart is pretty good.


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Re: Deer heart...first time cooking it... [Re: WmHunter] #1147808
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Originally Posted By: WmHunter
Back when I was killing does right and left I would bring the deer hearts home and feed them to my neighbors two labs. They loved it. Then they got diabetes and could only eat baby carrots.


Hahaha


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