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As a food term, this refers to any wild animal that is hunted and is suitable for human consumption. There are large game animals such as deer and elk, and small game animals such as rabbit. Usually wild game meat is less tender than meat from domestic animals because wild animals have less fat to act as a natural tenderizer while the meat is cooked. Wild game should be cooked slowly with moist heat cooking methods, such as braising, in order to make the meat as tender as possible.
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| A small bird in the wild such as a guinea hen, Cornish game hen, pigeon, and quail that are hunted and usually prepared as a single serving. |
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| The term used to describe animal testicles, which are commonly processed and saved to be used as a food item. Typically, beef, lamb, and pork fries are the testicles most often ... |
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| A young chicken that is cross between a White Rock species of chicken and a Cornish chicken. Known for its tender, rich meat and small size, the Cornish Game Hen is raised to an ... |
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| A perfect snack at any sports event or party. |
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