Lol, now you know your not making it easier with comments like that.Tongue is awesome. You know it can't taste you back, right?
Lol, now you know your not making it easier with comments like that.Tongue is awesome. You know it can't taste you back, right?
Ok sheepfarmer, when you come to visit I'll get the beer and the tongue but your cooking.This might not help either, but there are three basic types of muscle in mammals, skeletal, smooth, and cardiac. Skeletal muscle is all the limb muscles, "meat". The tongue is made up of skeletal muscle so the taste is the same as other meat. It can move without bones because the muscle fibers are running in little bundles in all 3 planes in an alternating pattern. The bundles are separated by fat and connective tissue which makes it tender and juicy when simmered long and slow with cloves peppercorns, bay leaves salt. Remove skin when cooked and cut into square pieces, no one will ever know.
Cardiac heart muscle is similar to skeletal. Smooth muscle mostly surrounds organs like the gut. Organs include glands and can taste pretty different.
That's not a lot of meat for 5 deer but congrats, sure beats going empty handed, mmmm, taste the gravy.Deer season is over and totals are less than desired but rain and more rain and more rained put damper on the final tally.
Ended with about 80 pounds for grind, 20 pounds of steaks and 5 deer hearts.
We will be grinding in the next couple of weeks, working on time when buddies can come over and bring what they have.
Be a long winter and summer with only 100 pounds of venison to get us through.
Lol, yea but a deer burger is a deer burger no matter which way you look at it, yum. My little buddy always has some made up for me in the freezer and many days it's my lunch like today.BB ya gota understand, their deer aint much bigger than rabbits down there..lol