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New Topic Cooking Deer Meat in Cooking Q & A
"Hello,
An Indian friend of mine two weeks ago was given a deer carcass which had already been gutted in the field. So he cut the deer up and placed most of the meat into his deep freezer.
However, the other day he gave me a plastic zip lock bag with some deer meat... and it looks like cut up cross sections of the deers leg. I asked him how..."
Nov 21, 2011 on Food.com
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Living in Metro New York City, I have a great appreciation of the many cultures and foods from far off lands. I have also traveled extensively around the world, met many wonderful people and tasted some terrific dishes!
Further, I have participated in many of the RSC Ready Set Cooking contests... including the "Cookathon" in memory of Judy- Jude, my wonderful cooking friend for over 8 year! 
I love International Cooking and some of my favorite cultural/ethnic foods and cooking are: Chinese and Asian cooking, Indian and Indian Sub-Continent cooking, Eastern Europe foods, Middle Eastern foods, Jewish cooking... to name a few. Further, one of my favorite books is "The New York Times International Cookbook," by Craig Claiborne! A second favorite book is "Everythink You Want to Know about Chinese Cooking," published by Barron's.
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