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Culinary Game Meats
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cooking
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Answer 8 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Wild game generally has more flavor than its domestic counterparts.
The two categories of game
Wild vs domestic game
Quality Indicators
Game types
2. 1. Age of the meat is an essential part of choosing good game - younger is better 2.Aging is similar to Beef - up to 30 days max - 7-14 most common.3.Marinating and tenderizing are very common during preparation.4.Adding fat while cooking
Other considerations
Wild vs domestic game
The two categories of game
Quality Indicators
3. Pheasant - Partridge - Pigeon - Guinea Fowl - Quial - Hare - Wild Bore - Venison
Game types
Common game meats
The two categories of game
Gibier
4. Much like beef or other meats. Bright colors - fresh smells - packaged correctly
Quality Indicators
Common game meats
The two categories of game
Other considerations
5. Venaison - typically can refer to any game meat - Strong and gamey - due to the animals range of diet. Most are farm raised
Other considerations
Venison
Quality Indicators
Common game meats
6. Ground game - winged game
Gibier
Quality Indicators
Game types
The two categories of game
7. American Bison/Buffalo: up to 2400# Elk -Caribou -Moose: up to 750#
Common game meats
Other considerations
Quality Indicators
The two categories of game
8. French for hunted animals
Gibier
Common game meats
Quality Indicators
Wild vs domestic game