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KG: Right, it’s not wild, they’re not meat. Plus, that’s the first time I had goat was there, and I love it. AH: Really, that’s awesome. I could see a lot of people moving to Maine as refuge, just as they move to Hawaii for refuge.

KG: It’s illegal to sell. However, I will trade a cookbook for a beaver or some meat from somebody because they’re getting something that they want and I get what I want. KG: Lots of protein. It was great working with him; he was really funny and very eloquent and right on. It was just being able to talk about a meat that is deer to my heart because it’s so good. AH: Is there a period of aging or anything like that, that people want to observe? Or is it just a fresh meat? Kate is a self-trained chef and has worked in every capacity of the restaurant business,. Kate holds three degrees and has started five companies that include an Import/Export Business, Cellular Phones, International Championship of A cappella, a non-profit teaching Maine youth how to start and run business as well as her cookbook publishing company. Some people have complained about her health advice being bad. Well, she knows her views are controversial. I didn't take her health ideas any more seriously than any other advice that food can cure diseases. But it pretty much comes down to "eat whole foods, avoid processed foods".By publishing your document, the content will be optimally indexed by Google via AI and sorted into the right category for over 500 million ePaper readers on YUMPU. AH: So I like to hear that there’s people like that. That’s the thing; I grew up in New York City and I moved here only four years ago but to me, growing up when I would hear about people who ate these different meats it always seemed like these people were at the fringes of society, but that’s because of my New York City upbringing. In places even an hour outside of New York, you’re starting to see different landscapes; even the way they make a pizza is different for crying out loud, so you can only imagine what some of those other local things that might still be lurking, especially going into the Native American communities and things.

Our servers are getting hit pretty hard right now. To continue shopping, enter the characters as they are shown AH: Right, they’re more aggressive and so on, and then afterwards they just throw them out in the wild and supposedly some of the wild pigs get at them. They say that you should test the meat. So far, I know some people who eat local wild meat and they’ve gotten it tested and they’ve never had any problem. Many of them say that you can smell when they’ve gotten into something nasty like drugs, basically, so that’s one of the reasons why I ask that question. I wonder if there were other contaminants or weird local practices you’ve heard about in other parts of the country that may impact the quality of meat. AH: Unless you’ve watched the show, Last Man On Earth, there’s no chance of really every one of these wild meats becoming extinct, I think we just need to start appreciating them more. I don’t think the issue is not enough food, I say this repeatedly on the show, it’s not an issue whether or not there’s enough food to feed the seven billion or nine billion that we’re expecting in forty years, but it’s more of let’s not waste and let’s look at other sources that are around us, and in this case rediscover the foods of our ancestors. KG: There’s a big difference. I had actually stopped eating red meat for probably thirty years because only if it was game, the difference in the color it was pale, pale red in comparison to wild game meat which is red, rich red. It was just such a difference and I don’t like taken into anything; like why eat it if it isn’t going to taste good? It got to the point where I’m not sure what different hormones that they inject or are fed, but it just didn’t sit well. So people, you will look at the statistics and I don’t know if you understand that Maine is leading the top as far as young farmers in agriculture in the United States.AH: I think what you’re saying is so important, whether you’re getting it from the wild or from your local butcher or supermarket or wherever, know the people who are handling the food. Even the fact that I was able to engage in a conversation with the guy selling me the salmon, saying, this stuff, they fed it dye, this fish was fed dye. But once you establish that relationship you’re more apt to get those honest answers. I don’t know what the balance number is right now, but I still see a lot of people that are involved in hunting and fishing and yet I also see a lot of people who aren’t even interested because of, I really think, technology has moved us in the direction of more convenience. We want everything; immediate gratification, more convenience, let’s have it now. If the people are educated enough, though, I do know a lot of people like that, what’s important is they keep shopping the farmers’ market; they put a little planter outside so they have some herbs to add into their food. That little bit will just be parsley, like you talked about, if they had a little thing of parsley and they start adding it into salads, they’re going to go, “Oh my God, I wonder what else I can do?” So that is a snowball effect and so if people get those ideas we just talked about in their head then they get excited because also when you’re excited somebody else is, “Oh my God, this tastes so good, I can’t make it this good,” and it’s as simple as adding a fresh herb or something at the end. AH: Which is surprising. That, and the fact he doesn’t like nuts, walnuts or something really innocuous like that. AH: Exactly. I think two flavors in the kitchen that are overlooked because they’re considered too plain are, in desserts it would be vanilla bean, and in regular cooking would be parsley. A little bit of parsley added at the end of any dish, even my salads, people are like, what is that fabulous flavor? It’s parsley, that’s all it is, just a couple of sprigs of parsley chopped up at the end totally changes the profile of any salad.

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