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    Re: Recipes For Heart HELP!

    We just do thin slices in a frying pan for 7-8 minutes in vegetable oil. you can do it with onions in the pan too and if your really feeling fancy it goes well with mustard. nice and simple and can be done on the stove in your tent

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    Re: Recipes For Heart HELP!

    Quote Originally Posted by BrockAndaHardPlace View Post
    We just do thin slices in a frying pan for 7-8 minutes in vegetable oil. you can do it with onions in the pan too and if your really feeling fancy it goes well with mustard. nice and simple and can be done on the stove in your tent
    This is what I'm used to but after reading some of the other recipes, I think I'll try it with stuffing.
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    Re: Recipes For Heart HELP!

    I've always ground mine.
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    Re: Recipes For Heart HELP!

    Quote Originally Posted by rocksteady View Post
    Remove from animal... Shake out blood clots, rinse in water,....

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    Re: Recipes For Heart HELP!

    Flour and seasoning fry. Or egg batter and flour fry
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    Re: Recipes For Heart HELP!

    Here is the best way I've found. I also add craisins to the stuffing...
    http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=wildlifenews.view_article&articles_ id=319

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    Re: Recipes For Heart HELP!

    salt/pepper, floured and into a pan of hot oil

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    Re: Recipes For Heart HELP!

    Why people throw out a choice cut of meat such as the heart is beyond me. I don't get it. Anyone care to say why they throw it out?

    I usually just cut it up into bite size chunks, removing the tough bits. Sear the chunks in pan, then add onions, carrots, potatoes, and some seasoning. Let it simmer for an hour or so until veggies are cooked.
    Moose heart stew. It's delicious.

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    Re: Recipes For Heart HELP!

    I make a dish called cicig. It's a Philipino dish. Its a good thing to make when drinking.
    So what in it. I use deer/ moose heart and tongue, cheek muscle. And also have pork heart, tongue and ears. Clean all then boil. Skin the tongue. Then chop all into small pieces. Then fry add spices and some hot spice. Serve hot, and drink beer.

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    Re: Recipes For Heart HELP!

    Quote Originally Posted by Ubertuber View Post
    Why people throw out a choice cut of meat such as the heart is beyond me. I don't get it. Anyone care to say why they throw it out?

    I usually just cut it up into bite size chunks, removing the tough bits. Sear the chunks in pan, then add onions, carrots, potatoes, and some seasoning. Let it simmer for an hour or so until veggies are cooked.
    Moose heart stew. It's delicious.

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