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  1. #11
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    Re: cooking organs

    You like em? Good flavour.

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    Re: cooking organs

    I soak kidneys and change the water several times before cooking them. Extract the the brains and love heart, liver ,tongue and last year started saving the pancreas and my wife made a kind of German style blood sausage/meat loaf out of it after grinding it and adding other ingredients. Made some deer liver pâté too and canned it in salmon jars.
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    Re: cooking organs

    mmmmmmmmmmmmmm stuffed moose or deer heart
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    Re: cooking organs

    Quote Originally Posted by Glenny View Post
    You like em? Good flavour.
    I've never eaten wild ones, but yeah, I enjoy the calf type. Fairly mild flavour. Making the outside crispy and inside soft and creamy adds a nice texture contrast.
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    Re: cooking organs

    Moose heart Stew has been a stable in our camps over 30 yrs.1 large Fresh moose heart immersed in boiling water in large pot,boil till cooked,remove from pot leaveing water.Cut open the heart and remove all ventricals/viens and dice into 1 inch cubes.Throw cubs back in the pot add potatoes ,oinions,carrots and turnup ,add your favorite spices and slow cook for the day.Make sure bears don't get a wiff of this and guard the pot!!

    takla

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    Re: cooking organs

    I eat lots of innards but when I tried deer liver it made me puke. The smell while boiling was too much for me. I will try that vinegar trick though.

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    Re: cooking organs

    I always look forward to liver, onions and bacon with potatoes. Hard to beat that! Ill even steal from others gutpiles to get my fix!

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    Re: cooking organs

    Quote Originally Posted by gmachine19 View Post
    I eat lots of innards but when I tried deer liver it made me puke. The smell while boiling was too much for me. I will try that vinegar trick though.
    Boiling? nay nay man. Slice into steeks, dredge in flour, fry. remove, make gravy with onions, add back the liver. IMO there is nothing better than shot that day deer liver. So sweet.

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    Re: cooking organs

    Quote Originally Posted by Caribou_lou View Post
    I always look forward to liver, onions and bacon with potatoes. Hard to beat that! Ill even steal from others gutpiles to get my fix!
    I'll be the lookout.

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    Re: cooking organs

    boiling liver?
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