Riddle me this: how do you prepare the deer hearts? Up until now, I always chucked them as field dressing waste.
What?!?!? Dude, it's a huge piece of meat!! Marinade, slice and cook like a steak or fry in a pan. It's chewy because it's such a heavy used muscle. But, it tastes good.
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What?!?!? Dude, it's a huge piece of meat!! Marinade, slice and cook like a steak or fry in a pan. It's chewy because it's such a heavy used muscle. But, it tastes good.
Roger that! We'll have to give it a shot next time I take one and have an intact heart to gather up. Thanks for the tip!
FYI - Enzo and I are working on a hog hunt plans at Ft. Stewart during the back end of my squirrel hunting trip with woodsrunner in Georgia. I may be giving you a shot for some tips, if that works for you.
Accuracy: because white space between bullet holes drives me insane.
Where you been hiding? You been missing a couple weeks.
Been in the woods for the most part. Then came home to some plumbing issues.....yeah!
And I can not lie.....I got Netflix recently......decided to watch a episode of "The Walking Dead" to see what the fuss was all about.....I have now watched all 6 seasons.....please don't tell anyone.
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Been in the woods for the most part. Then came home to some plumbing issues.....yeah!
And I can not lie.....I got Netflix recently......decided to watch a episode of "The Walking Dead" to see what the fuss was all about.....I have now watched all 6 seasons.....please don't tell anyone.
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It must have been that thing in that place with the one legged waitress. And the goat.
Alright......who ratted me out?!?
Riddle me this: how do you prepare the deer hearts? Up until now, I always chucked them as field dressing waste.
What?!?!? Dude, it's a huge piece of meat!! Marinade, slice and cook like a steak or fry in a pan. It's chewy because it's such a heavy used muscle. But, it tastes good.
We ate the goat.
No witnesses.
Roger that! We'll have to give it a shot next time I take one and have an intact heart to gather up. Thanks for the tip!
FYI - Enzo and I are working on a hog hunt plans at Ft. Stewart during the back end of my squirrel hunting trip with woodsrunner in Georgia. I may be giving you a shot for some tips, if that works for you.
Been in the woods for the most part. Then came home to some plumbing issues.....yeah!
And I can not lie.....I got Netflix recently......decided to watch a episode of "The Walking Dead" to see what the fuss was all about.....I have now watched all 6 seasons.....please don't tell anyone.
Stuff them and bake them like a beef heart. http://www.yummly.co/#recipe/Mushroom-and-Spinach-Stuffed-Beef-Heart-1291602
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We fondued one this season, I liked it.