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Popgunshooter 11-19-2021 08:31 AM

Best recipe for deer heart
 
Somewhere I had deer heart cooked whole (double boiler?) and sliced after a long day of slow cooking. It was awesome. I can not find any recipes for doing it this way. Anyone out there know of this? If not what's the best way to eat deer hear?

flyinlowe 11-19-2021 01:12 PM

I like my deer hearts stuffed with lead.......

Bocajnala 11-19-2021 05:09 PM

I like to clean everything off of it.... Get every piece of fat, all that stuff inside(I don't know what is called but it has a different texture) then slice it thin and cook it fast and hot in butter.

Or clean it, slice it, and cook it down slow with whatever pot roast type stuff you want carrots taters onions etc.

I've never done one whole but if you come across the recipe let us know
-Jake

Oldtimr 11-20-2021 04:06 AM

I can't eat heart, It just isn't good for me.

flags 11-20-2021 01:10 PM

I trim it well and slice it into rings, toss it with seasoned flour and then fry it up. One of the best parts of an animal and always the first piece I eat, usually the same day I take the animal.

Champlain Islander 11-21-2021 08:56 AM

I used to do it the same way but I no longer eat any organ meat on doctor's orders. I will admit though it was pretty tasty.

SportsmanNH 11-21-2021 09:36 AM

We always put the heart and liver in a bucket of ice water to flush them out. We would cook them the next morning searing them in olive oil with onions , peppers and mushrooms, seasoned with just a touch of garlic powder onion powder and oregano . Absolutely Fabulous ! The heart we would slice in 1/4 inch slices and the liver in 1/2 inch slices .




Originally Posted by Champlain Islander (Post 4399224)
I used to do it the same way but I no longer eat any organ meat on doctor's orders. I will admit though it was pretty tasty.

just curious C I , what did the Doc claim was bad about eating the heart and the liver ? I've heard more reasons to not eat the liver , but I'm still not convinced and thinking its a bunch of hearsay . You read one article and it tells you of all the good nutrients in both the heart and liver . Then you see another article claiming its the worst thing in the world . We always ate both and they were delicious .

Oldtimr 11-21-2021 11:37 AM

actually, since the heart and liver are no longer pumping blood, you don't flush them out by putting them in cold water.

Champlain Islander 11-21-2021 01:33 PM

Heart doctor suggested that. I really didn't question that since I hate liver and kidneys. Not eating the heart wasn't that big a thing to give up. Think it had something to do with high cholesterol but not sure.

SocioTab 11-22-2021 01:19 AM

The best recipe is matar paneer.

Ridge Runner 11-23-2021 01:14 AM

Pressure cook for 1 hour, add salt and slice, enjoy!
edited to add
split it almost in two to get the clotted blood out, remove the fat if you wish. Do not eat if you suffer from gout.

rlpsystems 12-10-2021 11:16 AM

Just got a heart yesterday. All clean and in the freezer. Will probably eat Christmas Eve. Happy hunting all.

jameswyatt 05-07-2022 05:45 AM

The best recipe is looking so far

Phil from Maine 06-04-2023 03:43 AM


Originally Posted by Ridge Runner (Post 4399306)
Pressure cook for 1 hour, add salt and slice, enjoy!
edited to add
split it almost in two to get the clotted blood out, remove the fat if you wish. Do not eat if you suffer from gout.

Does the pressure cooking tenderize it any RR? I love the flavor of it and it doesn’t matter whether deer or moose it tastes about the same. But it chews a while something like an elastic. So I am curious if the pressure cooker actually tenderizes it or not..

Ridge Runner 06-05-2023 02:34 AM

yes, the longer you cook it the more tender it gets, I cook them an hour.

Phil from Maine 06-06-2023 04:02 AM


Originally Posted by Ridge Runner (Post 4410821)
yes, the longer you cook it the more tender it gets, I cook them an hour.

Thank you..

robbyfine 09-13-2023 12:05 AM

Thank you guys!

MaxCheramie 12-28-2023 10:09 AM

Heart
 
Cut the arteries and valves out slice it thin and eat it raw. Or slightly seared with caramelized onions and peppers in a wrap

Tethyca 03-22-2024 09:16 AM

Thanks for sharing this recipe!


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