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    No elk heart recipes on the green screen?

    Trying to decide - Boil it, pickle it, or pan fry it?

    Anyone have their own favorite way of cooking deer or elk heart?

    (Blake - where ya at?)

    #2
    A heart debris gravy over rice is simple and mighty good. CB or others can probably describe this better than me.

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      #3
      Like mine fried

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        #4
        Elk Heart Roast

        Slip a fillet knife lengthwise into the outer wall of the heart, penetrating only half the thickness of the wall. Slice in a sprial from outside to center, unrolling the heart into one long strip. Remove membranes.

        Mix 1/2 cup flour, 1/2 teaspoon salt, 1/8 teaspoon pepper together on waxed paper. Coat heart in flour mixture. Heat oven to 325.

        Heat a few tablespoons of bacon fat in a heavy skillet and brown heart quickly on both sides. Remove from heat and cool slightly. Lay 2 or three slices of bacon on heart. Roll up jelly-roll style starting at the short end. Tie in 2 places with kitchen string.

        Place heart on rack in roasting pan. Cover with 2 more slices of bacon. Roast until cooked through and tender-about 50 min.

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          #5
          ^^^Man that sounds good, Deb!

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            #6
            Thanks, it works with deer & antelope as well.

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              #7
              That sounds good, Deb. Will you make that for me?

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                #8
                I have only fried it, Great for breakfast with scrambled eggs.

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                  #9
                  It sure sounds good right about now

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