My grandfather taught me to love deer heart.. I just finished up my 38th year. I've eaten a LOT of heart over the years! Now even my 14 yr old son loves it!
I love heart. I always try to get people to try it when I cook it. When anyone finally tries it, they're always surprised at how good it is. Great video! Keep up the good work!
One of the best breakfasts I've ever had was a fresh deer heart, seasoned with some salt and pepper, cooked medium rare with some fried onions... absolutely delicious!
I really want to try deer Heart this way! The only way I’ve ever had deer Heart is boiled and ground with potato, onions, peppers, and garlic and made into hash! Deer Heart hash is really good with over easy eggs! Love your videos! God Bless from Caldwell Ohio!
Never been deer hunting but we did a lot of squirrel hunting with grandpa in SE Ohio. He loved squirrel and dumplings, good stuff. I remember getting to eat the hearts about the size of a cashew when grandma was frying them up.
I remember visiting my uncle when he was 75. We talked about hunting and he thought how nice it would be to have a shredded squirrel sandwich. He told me to grab his 16 gauge shot gun and go get us a few. I did. I cleaned and cooked them. Seasoned them and I shared one of the greatest memories in my life, shredded squirrel sandwiches with my uncle .When I see him again.. we will enjoy hunting and enjoying Shredded Squirrel sandwiches again.
Ive never been around avid hunters although I grew up in Alaska. Total respect for people who use the whole animal and not waste food and hide of animals. If you don't like or use certain parts find someone who will appreciate them. ☺
Love your work, and I have learned so many subtleties with the knife while watching you guys. I really appreciate it! My tip for the heart…even a huge whitetail has a heart that will fit inside a nitride/latex glove. When field dressing, if I don’t have a baggie (which I never do) I grip the heart in a clean glove and pull the glove off over the heart like putting a sock on one’s foot. Push it down to the fingers and tie her off. Done and no mess, no extra waste.
Love what you guys are doing by taking something intimidating to most and making it simple. Pickled deer heart is the favorite in our house, literally everyones favorite way to eat heart and second favorite part of the deer to smoked venison pastrami. We also slice it then give it a slight breading & seasoning, lightly fry it, then dip in something like a honey mustard or buttermilk ranch sauce.
I have 3 deer heart in my freezer right now. Two bucks and a doe, and the one buck, his heart is the size of the the other two put together. Absolutely huge. He was a stately 8 pointer with a huge neck as well that got hit and ran into my neighbors field and died. Fed my cats and dog, kept his heart and liver in my freezer to give them later.
Heart is an absolute treat and something I look forward to every year. Especially elk heart. If you ever have the opportunity, you MUST try it. I usually fry up peppers, onions, and mushrooms with the heart.
I'm glad to see somebody else who eats the heart. I was on an 18th century trek (I'm a living historian) and pulled a deer heart out of my pack, sliced it up, and broiled it over the fire. Got a few odd looks from the other trekkers out with me, but it was damn good on a freezing cold Indiana winter's day!
Just finished watching this video, went straight to the fridge and pulled out the heart from the deer I took last weekend. It's already sliced and trimmed and on the menu for supper. thanks!
I'll have to try it that way! I love baked or boiled whole, lightly salted.. I've never worried about fat and ventricular trimming. You guys are the pros! I will have to try your way
It’s amazing how much of an animal that was hunted gets tossed away. I grew up in Mexico but now reside here in the USA. Last year I won a half of a cow on a raffle. The butcher shop that processed it called me to ask how thick I wanted my cuts. So I told them. Then I also asked what were they going to do with the heart, liver, kidneys, stomach, intestines, head and the tail. And the lady responded well nobody usually asks for them. I then said I’ll take them and she said ok. People don’t realize how good these parts are lol!!!! Oh by the way I also love deer heart!!
My mother once did a demo. She bought a cow heart from the butcher and brought it home to demonstrate how the heart works. She held it under the tap and ran water in the aorta showing how the blood would come into the heart, and then squeezed the atria and ventricles, showing how it caused the water (in place of the blood) would be forced through the heart and from there to the lungs and back to the body. 100% would recommend, as it was a great teaching aid.
sam here from kenya and man the bearded butchers is my favourite channel on youtube. you are true masters of your craft and i absolutely love the passion.
You guys are awesome! Been watching your channel for a while now, should have subbed sooner but I am now! Doing what yall do has been a dream of mine since my first memories. So nice to see people respect what's put here on our planet and utilize it finely, especially out in good ol mother nature! Yall are some idols for sure
FINALLY!!! Lol! I remember the field dressing video you did way back and you said you were going to save the heart and grill it up. I’ve been waiting to see how you cooked them! And now I want some, lol
It is so awesome this video came up because I just cooked deer heart for my dog a couple days ago, thinking I won't like this, it is going to be a lot like liver. But after smelling it cook, I thought I have to try it. When I did, I will be saving every deer heart for me now. Lol Thank you to everyone that puts together the content. I love watching you guys
I Like deer heart. I like to soak mine in egg, milk and Italian spices. Then coat it in seasoned flour and deep fry it like chicken. Reminds me chicken gizzards.
That's how my wife cooks my deer and beef hearts. Both are superb table fare. And most people won't try either. But they really shudder at beef tongue. My favorite cut.
I trim, cut up, and brine it overnight, then do tacos with it the next day. I’ve tried several ways, but tacos is the best imo. And now my favorite meal from the deer!
I started eating deer heart about 10yrs ago and mostly have it to myself which is fine with me. I'll never leave another one for the critters. Every time I leave that huge liver in the gut pile I wish I knew how to make it. I can eat fried chicken liver or gizzards if it's seasoned heavily and loaded with hot sauce. I have never had beef or calf liver that I liked, but I've never made it. And honestly most of my family are not as good of a cook as I am, so I should probably give it a try. Butter and onions?
Nice to see a video like this out there. I tend to be a little more discerning with trimming off the outer membrane/sinew as I find it makes it a lot tougher if you don't (especially for older deer), and my wife prefers it cut into smaller pieces which can cook a little quicker. Might have to give this approach a try.
I always cook up the liver for the critters. They love it! The heart is also one of my favorites. If you can get the long bones from your processor (if you use one) it's excellent for bone broth and then reduce it down and freeze in ice cube trays for a quick addition to any meal.
Many stories I could tell about heart. Starts with sheep heart from Star Market in the Kenmore area of Boston to west central New York venison heart cooked in RI.
After the loins and backstraps its my favorite part of the deer. I usually just do butter garlic and salt n pepper…..but that looks really good with the seasoning.
I have always kept the heart and liver, sometimes I cook it just as you have done in this video. If not cooked as steak it is always added to my grind.
Deer heart is always the first meal. Usually followed by the liver and kidneys. I've dug through many gut piles, some not even my own! And i travel with a few zip lock bags. Great informative video.
Always a camp favorite. Trimming away the silver/white membrane or fat is a tip we wished we knew the first time. Deer liver was another fav. Loved the video. And the skillet.
Always great to watch your videos As you know 1st nation never wasted any of our harvest in fact we taught the settlers how not to waste great to know that YOU(Bearded Butcher) is taking full advantage of your harvest and teaching others along the way do a video of beef tongue which is extremely delicious BTW your Audience will love it
Deer heart is literally better than backstrap. And yes, I will fight you over this statement. Last deer I shot, messed his heart up completely. Very upset to see it destroyed. Dang .444 obliterated it. Good video, guys.
my dad use to guide deer hunters in upstate n.y. and he told everyone, if you get a deer ,I get the heart. My mom always fried it for breakfast..SOOOOO GOOD.
My dad used to make us deer heart sandwiches on our hunting and camping trips when I was a kid. He would boil the heart in seasoned water, slice it thin and serve on white bread with spicy mustard. Delicious!
We’ve always saved the hearts but they just get cut up and added to the trim pile for burger. I have black seasoning (and several others) on the counter, going to have to try this.
We like it dredged in seasoned flour and pan fried in oil. We also love the venison liver. I'm 80 years old and I have had venison and deer organs many ways. Gonna have to try it the ways in the comments, sound great.
One thing and you did touch on it briefly, is that once you field dress your deer you need to take the heart and flush it and get all the blood and clots out or your heart will taste like iron. The only other thing I would add is that if you slice along the valves after you trim the fat it makes it much easier to trim the connective tissue. Just a tip
We love eating the deer, elk and moose hearts. I slice it and soak in milk and then coat each slice in a flour/seasoning blend and pan fry. The Manitoba Metis way
Next time, add red onions. Takes it to another level. Young deer heart is fantastic. I have one more in the freezer with some deer level. Nice vid guys.
Another trick to do with the heart. I like to use the field dressing gloves/kits that can be bought in the store. Keeps all of the blood off my arms ( I react to the hair and break out) and such a clean way to field dress the deer. But, once I'm finished with field dressing, I'll grab the heart in one hand and pull that long plastic sleeve downward over that hand with the heart in it. When you pull it all the way off your hand, the heart is automatically enclosed in the glove that acts like a baggy. I've been doing this for years and thought I'd share with the subcribers!
I always save the heart and liver. My tradition is to have deer liver fried with bacon and onions for supper when I get home from haulin' out the deer.
pig heart stew (removed the ugly parts n bloood) put parsely inside, put 200ml water/50g butter in a deep pan - with salt and pepper fry the 4 prepared hearts for like 40-50 min. add 400ml water and caramelcolor? (the brown stuff you add to make the gravy brow) let it simmer for 20 min at low heat. Meanwhile your pealed potatoes are cooking so they are perfect. eat together.. super easy. DELICIOUS and pretty strong flavour.
i prepare my reddeer hearts exactely the same way, only as viennese schnitzel for my kids. they love it. i always save heart and liver and take it home in a bag.
Shot 3 deer (in Wayne Co by the way) on opening day of gun this yr and my son was so disappointed the we could only salvage 1 of the 3 hearts. I enjoyed hearing the back story on the cabin - very cool!
I like hearts I usually slow cook them in the crock pot all day or over night and make tacos or pies or even just a stew same prep trim off the fat and slice up but I cut mine into about 1/4 inch chuncks good bite size bits and is always a win in my house
in the uk we go for lamb hearts and the secret to all hearts is fast and hard or low and slow, what did with is great. have tried the deer liver? sliced thin and fast should be a great eating. you may want to cleaning them in milk first if you find liver taste to strong.
Definitely one way to do it.. I cut mine a little different... If cut along the natural separation of the chambers, then trim the 'heart strings' and valve tissue from the inside, you end up with three little steaks..
I worked for a Outfitter, his wife cooked hearts from the muleys and the antelopes both. Served for breakfast. Heart and tongue are muscles not organs. They both can be added to your ground meat if you’d prefer
The heart is great. Season it the same as you do your steak and cook it to rare/medium rare. It will be tender and delicious. If your processor makes venison bacon TRY IT. It's incredible from my processor.
Ive eaten heart in the past and it always seemed to be a tough, gamey piece of meat. The way you trimmed the fat and made sure that all of the valve pieces were cut out after sliced seems to have taken that away. Next time, i will try your method of cutting and trimming.
Deer heart is one of my favorites. Fried up in butter is one of the best ways to cook it. Recently I found a pickled deer heart recipe that is absolutely amazing! Also boiling it in tomato juice is really good!
I always saved the heart for myself, and the liver went to my Dad. He LOVED Venison Liver!😋.He would just do a simple liver and onions, and he couldn't get enough of it! The liver of any kind is the only thing I can't eat. My parents loved liver and onions! I tried it multiple times and just couldn't stand the taste. When Dad cooked it, it always smelled so good, but it tasted so bad! And I'm not a picky eater at all!
My grandfather taught me to love deer heart.. I just finished up my 38th year. I've eaten a LOT of heart over the years!
Now even my 14 yr old son loves it!
That is awesome!
One of my favorites. My dad used to cut it thin and basically stir fry it and simmer in a mushroom gravy served over egg noodles. Mouth watering.
Oooooooh I was just thinking of how good smothered with onions & mushrooms would be. Your Dad knew...
WOW that sounds great there !!! Never thought of doing it like that !!! Thanks for the tip !!!
Stroganoff with deer heart - sounds amazing
Deer heart is severely underrated. It's not far off from regular steak as far as organ meat goes and is absolutely delicious
I love heart. I always try to get people to try it when I cook it. When anyone finally tries it, they're always surprised at how good it is. Great video! Keep up the good work!
The first meal from every deer we harvest... my little guys absolutely love it.
My grandma would slice it up and put it in her homemade stuffing for Thanksgiving or Christmas and nobody knew I did lol and it was delicious!😋
Thank you, was gonna watch a couple videos on cooking deer heart, this was the first one and I'll just stop here, well done
Should do a videos about the other organs and their options.. I am a firm believer of not letting anything go to waste.. great video guys
One of the best breakfasts I've ever had was a fresh deer heart, seasoned with some salt and pepper, cooked medium rare with some fried onions... absolutely delicious!
I really want to try deer Heart this way! The only way I’ve ever had deer Heart is boiled and ground with potato, onions, peppers, and garlic and made into hash! Deer Heart hash is really good with over easy eggs! Love your videos! God Bless from Caldwell Ohio!
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Definitely going to try a hash with one, never thought of that! Thanks for sharing that idea!
Never been deer hunting but we did a lot of squirrel hunting with grandpa in SE Ohio. He loved squirrel and dumplings, good stuff. I remember getting to eat the hearts about the size of a cashew when grandma was frying them up.
My mom would put the heart in with the Squirrel and dumplings. It was very good.
I remember visiting my uncle when he was 75. We talked about hunting and he thought how nice it would be to have a shredded squirrel sandwich. He told me to grab his 16 gauge shot gun and go get us a few. I did. I cleaned and cooked them. Seasoned them and I shared one of the greatest memories in my life, shredded squirrel sandwiches with my uncle .When I see him again.. we will enjoy hunting and enjoying Shredded Squirrel sandwiches again.
did my first deer heart last year. the simpler you do it the better it gets, nothing fancy.
Ive never been around avid hunters although I grew up in Alaska. Total respect for people who use the whole animal and not waste food and hide of animals. If you don't like or use certain parts find someone who will appreciate them. ☺
You are 💯 percent correct!!! If you don't, find someone who does. I love to hunt, and I love sharing with people that don't hunt. It's awesome.
Love your work, and I have learned so many subtleties with the knife while watching you guys. I really appreciate it! My tip for the heart…even a huge whitetail has a heart that will fit inside a nitride/latex glove. When field dressing, if I don’t have a baggie (which I never do) I grip the heart in a clean glove and pull the glove off over the heart like putting a sock on one’s foot. Push it down to the fingers and tie her off. Done and no mess, no extra waste.
Love what you guys are doing by taking something intimidating to most and making it simple. Pickled deer heart is the favorite in our house, literally everyones favorite way to eat heart and second favorite part of the deer to smoked venison pastrami. We also slice it then give it a slight breading & seasoning, lightly fry it, then dip in something like a honey mustard or buttermilk ranch sauce.
I have 3 deer heart in my freezer right now. Two bucks and a doe, and the one buck, his heart is the size of the the other two put together. Absolutely huge. He was a stately 8 pointer with a huge neck as well that got hit and ran into my neighbors field and died. Fed my cats and dog, kept his heart and liver in my freezer to give them later.
Heart is one of my most favorite meats. So glad to see it getting the love it deserves!
A guy I used to work with brought in some “Pickled” deer heart once. It was absolutely delicious!
Heart is an absolute treat and something I look forward to every year. Especially elk heart. If you ever have the opportunity, you MUST try it. I usually fry up peppers, onions, and mushrooms with the heart.
Elk is definitely one of the best meats out there. There's an elk farm near me and it's been an absolute treat to have it.
One of my FAVORITES, my 9yr old grandson agrees!! 🦌
I'm glad to see somebody else who eats the heart. I was on an 18th century trek (I'm a living historian) and pulled a deer heart out of my pack, sliced it up, and broiled it over the fire. Got a few odd looks from the other trekkers out with me, but it was damn good on a freezing cold Indiana winter's day!
Just finished watching this video, went straight to the fridge and pulled out the heart from the deer I took last weekend. It's already sliced and trimmed and on the menu for supper.
thanks!
I'll have to try it that way! I love baked or boiled whole, lightly salted.. I've never worried about fat and ventricular trimming. You guys are the pros! I will have to try your way
It’s amazing how much of an animal that was hunted gets tossed away. I grew up in Mexico but now reside here in the USA. Last year I won a half of a cow on a raffle. The butcher shop that processed it called me to ask how thick I wanted my cuts. So I told them. Then I also asked what were they going to do with the heart, liver, kidneys, stomach, intestines, head and the tail. And the lady responded well nobody usually asks for them. I then said I’ll take them and she said ok. People don’t realize how good these parts are lol!!!! Oh by the way I also love deer heart!!
My mother once did a demo. She bought a cow heart from the butcher and brought it home to demonstrate how the heart works. She held it under the tap and ran water in the aorta showing how the blood would come into the heart, and then squeezed the atria and ventricles, showing how it caused the water (in place of the blood) would be forced through the heart and from there to the lungs and back to the body. 100% would recommend, as it was a great teaching aid.
sam here from kenya and man the bearded butchers is my favourite channel on youtube. you are true masters of your craft and i absolutely love the passion.
*The Bearded Butchers* The heart & liver some of the best eating around, thank-you sir for taking the time to show us how it's done. GOD Bless.
Great video we save our dear hearts all the time
I love pan seared deer heart. Not something to waste!
You guys are awesome! Been watching your channel for a while now, should have subbed sooner but I am now! Doing what yall do has been a dream of mine since my first memories. So nice to see people respect what's put here on our planet and utilize it finely, especially out in good ol mother nature! Yall are some idols for sure
FINALLY!!! Lol! I remember the field dressing video you did way back and you said you were going to save the heart and grill it up. I’ve been waiting to see how you cooked them! And now I want some, lol
It is so awesome this video came up because I just cooked deer heart for my dog a couple days ago, thinking I won't like this, it is going to be a lot like liver. But after smelling it cook, I thought I have to try it. When I did, I will be saving every deer heart for me now. Lol Thank you to everyone that puts together the content. I love watching you guys
I Like deer heart. I like to soak mine in egg, milk and Italian spices. Then coat it in seasoned flour and deep fry it like chicken. Reminds me chicken gizzards.
I love to watch you guys cook on the various grills, hunt, and prepare the animals at the butcher shop. And your seasoning are awesome as well.
I wrap mine with bacon after marinating it with pineapple juice and seasoning 👏 give it a shot 🤩 it makes perfect bacon wrapped kebabs!
I've ben eating deer heart for 25 years, love it!
Thank you guys for sharing this video and I can only imagine how it taste 😋❤❤❤!
I have 155 acres in southeaster Ohio. I let others hunt as long a they give me the heart and liver. Never did it over and wood flame. Looks awesome.
Thanks team, I watched this video on Friday night and prepared Deer heart for the boys for breakfast Saturday morning
11:21, left him hanging with the "cheers" lol. Great video guys.
That's how my wife cooks my deer and beef hearts. Both are superb table fare. And most people won't try either. But they really shudder at beef tongue. My favorite cut.
I trim, cut up, and brine it overnight, then do tacos with it the next day. I’ve tried several ways, but tacos is the best imo. And now my favorite meal from the deer!
Dad and I always save the heart and the liver from our deer. Both the liver and the heart are delicious.
I started eating deer heart about 10yrs ago and mostly have it to myself which is fine with me. I'll never leave another one for the critters. Every time I leave that huge liver in the gut pile I wish I knew how to make it. I can eat fried chicken liver or gizzards if it's seasoned heavily and loaded with hot sauce. I have never had beef or calf liver that I liked, but I've never made it. And honestly most of my family are not as good of a cook as I am, so I should probably give it a try. Butter and onions?
Nice to see a video like this out there. I tend to be a little more discerning with trimming off the outer membrane/sinew as I find it makes it a lot tougher if you don't (especially for older deer), and my wife prefers it cut into smaller pieces which can cook a little quicker. Might have to give this approach a try.
I always cook up the liver for the critters. They love it! The heart is also one of my favorites. If you can get the long bones from your processor (if you use one) it's excellent for bone broth and then reduce it down and freeze in ice cube trays for a quick addition to any meal.
Many stories I could tell about heart. Starts with sheep heart from Star Market in the Kenmore area of Boston to west central New York venison heart cooked in RI.
After the loins and backstraps its my favorite part of the deer. I usually just do butter garlic and salt n pepper…..but that looks really good with the seasoning.
Never was a heart or liver fan but some back strap 'poker chips' cooked in butter with some brown and serve rolls are heaven on earth!
Looks delicious as always guys!
I have always kept the heart and liver, sometimes I cook it just as you have done in this video. If not cooked as steak it is always added to my grind.
That looks delicious, thank you for all the great informative videos.
Deer heart is always the first meal. Usually followed by the liver and kidneys. I've dug through many gut piles, some not even my own! And i travel with a few zip lock bags. Great informative video.
Inner loins is always the first I cook up!
We always fought over the heart. It's the best part of every animal.
Heart is the most rich in mineral density. It is objectively the best meat
Always a camp favorite. Trimming away the silver/white membrane or fat is a tip we wished we knew the first time. Deer liver was another fav. Loved the video. And the skillet.
Always great to watch your videos
As you know 1st nation never wasted any of our harvest in fact we taught the settlers how not to waste great to know that YOU(Bearded Butcher) is taking full advantage of your harvest and teaching others along the way do a video of beef tongue which is extremely delicious BTW your Audience will love it
Tried it for the first time a few years ago after watching Meat Eater. Now it’s one of my favorite cuts. Reminds me a lot of beef tenderloin.
Dont disrespect the dog.... never disrespect the dog. .. lol glad to see Charlie is included. Thanks for including him
Deer heart is literally better than backstrap. And yes, I will fight you over this statement. Last deer I shot, messed his heart up completely. Very upset to see it destroyed. Dang .444 obliterated it. Good video, guys.
my dad use to guide deer hunters in upstate n.y. and he told everyone, if you get a deer ,I get the heart. My mom always fried it for breakfast..SOOOOO GOOD.
So wish people understand just how amazing some things taste such as the heart, tongue and so forth
My dad used to make us deer heart sandwiches on our hunting and camping trips when I was a kid. He would boil the heart in seasoned water, slice it thin and serve on white bread with spicy mustard. Delicious!
Venison heart is THE BEST part of a deer!!
The heart is amazing as a grind also. I mix it 50/50 with regular grind. Makes a awesome burger!!
We’ve always saved the hearts but they just get cut up and added to the trim pile for burger. I have black seasoning (and several others) on the counter, going to have to try this.
That's all I thought of myself, throw it in the grinder.
I love heart. We usually slice long ways, bread it in Italian bread crumbs and fry it in butter.
We like it dredged in seasoned flour and pan fried in oil. We also love the venison liver. I'm 80 years old and I have had venison and deer organs many ways. Gonna have to try it the ways in the comments, sound great.
One thing and you did touch on it briefly, is that once you field dress your deer you need to take the heart and flush it and get all the blood and clots out or your heart will taste like iron. The only other thing I would add is that if you slice along the valves after you trim the fat it makes it much easier to trim the connective tissue. Just a tip
we have eaten Beef , deer, elk, buffalo and bear heart. and all tasted the same. Delicious! We usually do them in fajita style.
Awwww, you're a dearheart too. ♥️
Taste very taste for sure and yall keep putting out the very good information that yall do i enjoy all that is put out.
Great video! So many hearts over the years that I just tossed into the pile, only because I didn't know what to do with it, now I do!! Thank you!
We love eating the deer, elk and moose hearts. I slice it and soak in milk and then coat each slice in a flour/seasoning blend and pan fry. The Manitoba Metis way
Next time, add red onions. Takes it to another level. Young deer heart is fantastic. I have one more in the freezer with some deer level. Nice vid guys.
Another trick to do with the heart. I like to use the field dressing gloves/kits that can be bought in the store. Keeps all of the blood off my arms ( I react to the hair and break out) and such a clean way to field dress the deer. But, once I'm finished with field dressing, I'll grab the heart in one hand and pull that long plastic sleeve downward over that hand with the heart in it. When you pull it all the way off your hand, the heart is automatically enclosed in the glove that acts like a baggy. I've been doing this for years and thought I'd share with the subcribers!
I always save the heart and liver. My tradition is to have deer liver fried with bacon and onions for supper when I get home from haulin' out the deer.
pig heart stew
(removed the ugly parts n bloood) put parsely inside,
put 200ml water/50g butter in a deep pan - with salt and pepper
fry the 4 prepared hearts for like 40-50 min.
add 400ml water and caramelcolor? (the brown stuff you add to make the gravy brow)
let it simmer for 20 min at low heat.
Meanwhile your pealed potatoes are cooking so they are perfect.
eat together.. super easy. DELICIOUS and pretty strong flavour.
i prepare my reddeer hearts exactely the same way, only as viennese schnitzel for my kids. they love it.
i always save heart and liver and take it home in a bag.
My Grandma would pickle it , fantastic !
Deer processor from southern Illinois I always watch your videos.. excellent knowledge
Yup !! Great video guys. Beef, bison and deer heart are all good stuff. Well worth saving for the dinner table.
looked delicious, enjoyed watching guys!
Shot 3 deer (in Wayne Co by the way) on opening day of gun this yr and my son was so disappointed the we could only salvage 1 of the 3 hearts.
I enjoyed hearing the back story on the cabin - very cool!
Stuffed deer heart is amazing
I like hearts I usually slow cook them in the crock pot all day or over night and make tacos or pies or even just a stew same prep trim off the fat and slice up but I cut mine into about 1/4 inch chuncks good bite size bits and is always a win in my house
in the uk we go for lamb hearts and the secret to all hearts is fast and hard or low and slow, what did with is great. have tried the deer liver? sliced thin and fast should be a great eating. you may want to cleaning them in milk first if you find liver taste to strong.
Definitely one way to do it.. I cut mine a little different... If cut along the natural separation of the chambers, then trim the 'heart strings' and valve tissue from the inside, you end up with three little steaks..
I make mine into jerky strips, but I trim off all the outside and inside membranes, these are the best jerky pieces from a deer
I worked for a Outfitter, his wife cooked hearts from the muleys and the antelopes both. Served for breakfast. Heart and tongue are muscles not organs. They both can be added to your ground meat if you’d prefer
The heart is a smooth muscle just like the tenderloins. It is an excellent meal.
The heart is great. Season it the same as you do your steak and cook it to rare/medium rare. It will be tender and delicious. If your processor makes venison bacon TRY IT. It's incredible from my processor.
Ive eaten heart in the past and it always seemed to be a tough, gamey piece of meat. The way you trimmed the fat and made sure that all of the valve pieces were cut out after sliced seems to have taken that away. Next time, i will try your method of cutting and trimming.
I absolutely love those hearts, they’re like concentrated deer flavor…I grill them like steaks over charcoal….delicious
Heart is my favorite part of the animal
Deer heart is one of my favorites. Fried up in butter is one of the best ways to cook it. Recently I found a pickled deer heart recipe that is absolutely amazing! Also boiling it in tomato juice is really good!
I honestly think the heart is the absolute best part
That looks awesome.
I always saved the heart for myself, and the liver went to my Dad. He LOVED Venison Liver!😋.He would just do a simple liver and onions, and he couldn't get enough of it! The liver of any kind is the only thing I can't eat. My parents loved liver and onions! I tried it multiple times and just couldn't stand the taste. When Dad cooked it, it always smelled so good, but it tasted so bad! And I'm not a picky eater at all!
We always make it like chicken fried steak. Quarter inch thick roll it in flour seasoned with season salt onion powder pepper. Shallow fry in oil.
I love deer heart and eggs for breakfast with gravy