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Unread 03-02-2024, 10:18 AM   #1
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Probably my favorite cut of venison. The FLAT IRON steak. Small but as tender as a backstrap, if not more so. I salt it well and leave uncovered in the fridge a few hours. Pan sear on super high heat about two minutes a side, fresh cracked black pepper. Never disappoints. Would make a killer fajita too or taco.
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I always considered the tongue or heart to be the most underrated cuts from a deer, but that's just me.
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I always considered the tongue or heart to be the most underrated cuts from a deer, but that's just me.
Heart can be quite good it just took me a few years to realize it !
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The liver is pretty good too.
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The liver is pretty good too.
Heck yes! Fried with bacon, onions and gravy or made into pate.
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The liver is pretty good too.
Sorry Daryl, love the heart but cannot get liver by my lips
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Sorry Daryl, love the heart but cannot get liver by my lips
I’ll second that !
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The whole neck boiled down for a meaty soup is great.
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The whole neck boiled down for a meaty soup is great.
Neck meat, especially Elk, is for making real mincemeat pies like mother use to make. Not that candied fruit stuff from stores! I'm fortunate to know a couple of ladies over in Idaho, one that hunts Elk and provides the meat to the other that makes me pies.
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From my PA Dutch side of the family, when they butchered pigs they used everything but the squeal.
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