I slice it cross ways into 1/4 inch pieces, dredge it in flower and fry it. YUM
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Melt some salted butter in a skillet. Add some minced garlic to your taste and sliced yellow/sweet onion and start sauté.
About half way thru or longer sauté onion, add heart, salt and pepper.
Sauté til rare/medium rare.
Heart cooked this way is now my favorite cut from a deer.Last edited by Greenheadless; 11-07-2022, 04:17 PM.
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Originally posted by Greenheadless View PostMelt some salted butter in a skillet. Add some minced garlic to your taste and sliced yellow/sweet onion and start sauté.
About half way thru or longer sauté onion, add heart, salt and pepper.
Sauté til rare/medium rare.
Heart cooked this way is now my favorite cut from a deer.
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Just ate the heart from a 9pt I shot on Saturday (s/o to the people using bows on the rifle opener)…
We wrapped in thick cut HEB bacon, then triple wrapped in foil to keep the juices in. 400 on the gas grill for ~30min. Pulled it off, opened the foil then but on top rack of oven to broil at 550 for <5min.
Let rest, covered in our favorite steak seasoning, sliced thin & devoured it. It was up there with the best deer-related meal I’ve ever had!
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Originally posted by Mayhem View PostYes. If it’s inside the cavity of a deer I’m not eating it, with the tenderloin being the exception to that rule.
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You should try t. As someone mentioned, it is nothing more than muscle. Just need to make sure it is trimmed up right.
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Originally posted by Greenheadless View PostJust messing wit’ cha.
You should try t. As someone mentioned, it is nothing more than muscle. Just need to make sure it is trimmed up right.
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