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Favorite way to prepare deer heart?

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  • B bocephus

    ND Mike I either clean out the center and stuff and then bake or slice it across and dredge in seasoned flour and fry. Been eating it for over 40 years, like the heart but not the liver.

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    bocephus liver is ok once in a while but I have to be in the mood for it. I do like liver sausage though or some braunschwieger.

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    • ND MikeN ND Mike

      I’m asking the group for your favorite ways to eat deer heart. I am going to make sure I save deer hearts from now on unless we blow it up…which has been known to happen quite a bit. Lots of North Dakota kill shots from our hunting group.

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      cdavis
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      ND Mike I like to slice it about a 1/4in thick season and roll in flour then flash fry.

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      • cdavisC cdavis

        ND Mike I like to slice it about a 1/4in thick season and roll in flour then flash fry.

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        cdavis I’ve had it way a long time ago and it was good. I just found this and thought this might be really good too! https://youtu.be/B8nOaB2_Lus

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        • ND MikeN ND Mike

          bocephus liver is ok once in a while but I have to be in the mood for it. I do like liver sausage though or some braunschwieger.

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          bocephus
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          ND Mike I like beef liver with onions but I have never liked deer liver. I do like braunschwieger though.

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          • B bocephus

            ND Mike I like beef liver with onions but I have never liked deer liver. I do like braunschwieger though.

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            bocephus I wonder how a liver sausage made with pork and deer liver would be?

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            • ND MikeN ND Mike

              bocephus I wonder how a liver sausage made with pork and deer liver would be?

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              ND Mike That might be ok with the proper seasoning.

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                gus4416
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                I slice the heart and fry it in butter and garlic have it for breakfast with some sunny side eggs

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                  I have one in the freezer, I have been wanting to make it like Steve Renellia makes his. Sliced thin fried in oil with onions.

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                  • ND MikeN ND Mike

                    I’m asking the group for your favorite ways to eat deer heart. I am going to make sure I save deer hearts from now on unless we blow it up…which has been known to happen quite a bit. Lots of North Dakota kill shots from our hunting group.

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                    ND Mike said in Favorite way to prepare deer heart?:

                    I’m asking the group for your favorite ways to eat deer heart. I am going to make sure I save deer hearts from now on unless we blow it up…which has been known to happen quite a bit. Lots of North Dakota kill shots from our hunting group.

                    Like bocephus I like it stuff, I use wild rice, fry it for appetizers. The liver we use to make liver sausage, I like to fry it up but I can eat only so much liver by myself, the sausage goes quicker.

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                      +1 on the method used by bocephus and cdavis.
                      Deer heart is very good. We secretly served some to a friend and told him it was steak. He claimed he never ate organ meats, but he scarfed it down and had seconds.
                      I like deer liver and onions. Not much different than beef liver IMO, but somewhat different than pork liver.
                      We use deer liver with pork trim and pork fat to make braunschweiger with good results.
                      The gut pile gets a little smaller every year. lol

                      Paul

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                        +1 on HerbcoFood following the MeatEater crew on this one. There are numerous video’s of theirs where they prepare offal and organs.

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                        • ND MikeN ND Mike

                          bocephus liver is ok once in a while but I have to be in the mood for it. I do like liver sausage though or some braunschwieger.

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                          fisherman43
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                          ND Mike do you make your own liver sausage and if you do would you share your recipe? I am also from ND and have been looking for a recipe that is more course than braunschweiger

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                          • F fisherman43

                            ND Mike do you make your own liver sausage and if you do would you share your recipe? I am also from ND and have been looking for a recipe that is more course than braunschweiger

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                            fisherman43 I have not but I want to! I have had some from a local meat shop in Bismarck. 3BE Meats that I like.

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                            • ND MikeN ND Mike

                              fisherman43 I have not but I want to! I have had some from a local meat shop in Bismarck. 3BE Meats that I like.

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                              ND Mike I know that the meat dept at SuperVaue in New Salem and Hazen used to make it but I dont think those people would be around anymore

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                              • F fisherman43

                                ND Mike I know that the meat dept at SuperVaue in New Salem and Hazen used to make it but I dont think those people would be around anymore

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                                fisherman43 processhead I believe that processhead has made liver sausage. However, I’m not sure if he posted the recipe. processheadprocesshead REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS Jun 20, 2021, 2:16 PM
                                https://www.meatsandsausages.com/sausage-recipes/braunschweiger
                                There are several recipes on this site. This is just one.

                                Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                                • F fisherman43

                                  ND Mike I know that the meat dept at SuperVaue in New Salem and Hazen used to make it but I dont think those people would be around anymore

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                                  fisherman43 Look for recipes called “German Grobe Leberwurst”.

                                  Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                                  • ND MikeN ND Mike

                                    I’m asking the group for your favorite ways to eat deer heart. I am going to make sure I save deer hearts from now on unless we blow it up…which has been known to happen quite a bit. Lots of North Dakota kill shots from our hunting group.

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                                    ND Mike Deer Heart Tacos

                                    Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                                    • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

                                      ND Mike Deer Heart Tacos

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                                      lkrfletcher oh boy! That sounds good!

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                                      • ND MikeN ND Mike

                                        lkrfletcher oh boy! That sounds good!

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                                        ND Mike Yup - Cube it up, season, pan cook, serve with whatever you want on the tacos.

                                        Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                                        • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

                                          ND Mike Yup - Cube it up, season, pan cook, serve with whatever you want on the tacos.

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                                          lkrfletcher You can make tacos out of just about anything, thou I have never had deer heart tacos, does sound good. Or maybe fajitas.

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