Wild Fish and Game Podcast

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  • Episode 287: The Deer Leg Steak Sucks

    Justin Townsend and Adam Berkelmans discuss why venison leg steaks often turn out tough or chewy, the role of silver skin and muscle structure in meat quality, and how proper butchery techniques can transform cuts from the hindquarter into better meals. They explore the importance of understanding animal anatomy, choosing the right cuts, and matching cooking methods to each cut to make the most of harvested game meat.

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    Chapters:

    00:00 Introduction to venison leg steaks and common issues

    02:10 Justin and Adam share their dislike for leg steaks

    03:25 What exactly is a leg steak and how is it cut

    05:55 Different cuts of the hindquarter and their characteristics

    17:53 Why cross-cutting muscles for steaks often fails

    22:44 How cooking method impacts meat quality

    24:01 Proper techniques for cooking game meat cuts

    25:00 The role of silver skin in venison toughness
    26:56 Proper butchery techniques for deer
    28:49 The problem with labeling cuts as steaks
    30:58 Processing and packaging considerations
    32:59 The impact of cut selection on meat quality
    35:00 Cost and labor considerations in processing
    37:00 Reevaluating how we think about meat cuts
    38:59 The importance of understanding anatomy for butchering
    41:12 Confidence gained through butchering knowledge
    43:02 The value of processing your own meat
    44:57 Alternatives to leg steaks for better meals
    47:10 How to cook tough cuts effectively
    49:07 Breaking down the hindquarter yourself
    51:10 Using thin slicing and stir-fry techniques
    52:59 The importance of respecting the animal’s anatomy
    54:58 Summary of why leg steaks are problematic

    Takeaways:

    Problems with venison leg steaks

    Different cuts of the hindquarter and their uses

    Why cross-cutting muscles can ruin steak quality

    Proper butchery techniques for game meat

    Cooking methods best suited for different cuts

    The importance of understanding meat anatomy

    Common mistakes hunters and processors make

    How to cook venison for optimal tenderness


    Keywords:

    Venison, leg steaks, butchery, cooking tips, game meat, meat cuts, hunting, processing, culinary techniques, butchery, meat cuts, cooking techniques, hunting, processing, steak, braising, connective tissue, meat education

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    59 min
  • Episode 286: Gamey - Myth, Misconception & Truth

    Summary:

    Justin Townsend and Adam Berkelmans explore the true meaning of 'gamey' in wild game meat, dissecting its causes, misconceptions, and how different factors influence flavor. This episode offers hunters and cooks a deeper understanding of wild meat flavor profiles and best practices for handling and cooking.

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    Chapters:

    00:00 Introduction to 'Gamey' and Its Mysteries

    02:01 Factors Influencing Wild Game Flavor

    04:07 Describing 'Gamey' Without Using the Word

    05:55 Historical Perspectives on Flavor Development

    08:09 The Circular Definition of 'Gamey'

    10:06 Hanging and Aging Wild Game

    12:01 Fat and Its Role in Flavor

    14:05 Storage, Freezer Burn, and Oxidation

    15:54 The Variability of Wild Meat and Its Cultural Significance

    17:47 Cooking Techniques and Overcooking Risks

    20:00 Breaking Down 'Gamey' Into Multiple Descriptions

    21:58 Species-Specific Flavors and Blind Taste Tests

    24:04 The Impact of Field Handling and Processing

    26:02 The Role of Expectation and Perception

    27:53 Practical Tips for Handling and Cooking Wild Meat

    30:09 The Cultural and Psychological Aspects of Flavor

    32:14 Summary and Final Thoughts on 'Gamey'


    Takeaways:

    The definition and origins of 'gamey'

    Factors influencing wild game flavor including species, diet, age, storage, and cooking

    Historical perspectives on flavor development in game meat

    The impact of field handling and processing on flavor

    The role of fat, oxidation, and freezer burn in flavor changes

    The importance of proper butchering and storage techniques

    Psychological and cultural influences on flavor perception

    Practical tips for cooking and preparing wild game


    Keywords:

    Wild game, gamey flavor, meat science, hunting, meat storage, flavor development, meat cooking, wild meat handling, flavor misconceptions, hunting tips

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    48 min
  • Episode 285: The New Buck, Buck, Moose with Hank Shaw

    Summary:

    In this episode, Hank Shaw revisits his acclaimed venison cookbook, discussing the extensive updates, new recipes, and modern techniques that bring the book into the 21st century. He shares insights on revising his work a decade later, the evolution of wild game cooking, and practical tips for hunters and cooks alike. In this episode, Hank shares insights on meat science, cooking techniques, and the evolution of culinary practices, along with updates on his upcoming book and events.

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    Chapters:

    00:00 Introduction to the Updated Venison Cookbook

    00:04 Introduction to Hank's culinary philosophy

    00:32 Dry aging meat and the importance of fat

    00:53 Hank Shaw's Journey of Revising a Decade-Old Book

    01:05 Insights from meat science expert Jess Prials

    01:08 Changes in cooking styles with regional influences

    01:34 The value of simplicity and minimalism in plating

    02:04 Food safety myths and best practices in meat handling

    02:26 Upcoming book release and where to find it

    02:56 Hank's future projects and writing plans

    02:58 The Impact of Reader Feedback and Community Engagement

    03:00 Hank's events and how to meet him

    03:10 Closing thoughts and appreciation

    03:15 Changes in Food Photography and Visual Presentation

    04:15 Incorporating Modern Cooking Appliances and Techniques

    06:13 The Truth About Sous-Vide and Wild Game

    09:17 Safety and Pasteurization of Wild Game with Sous-Vide

    11:07 New Recipes and Culinary Innovations in the Book

    19:44 Evolving Demographics of Wild Game Cooks

    22:50 Cultural Influences and Global Flavors in Wild Game Cooking

    26:08 Reader Feedback and Its Role in Content Updates

    29:25 Future Directions and Personal Growth in Wild Game Cuisine


    Takeaways:

    Revisiting and revising a successful cookbook after a decade

    The evolution of wild game cooking techniques and recipes

    The role of modern kitchen appliances like sous-vide and air fryers in wild game cuisine

    Hank Shaw's insights on food safety, especially with wild game like bear and moose

    The changing demographics and motivations of wild game cooks and hunters

    The importance of reader feedback in updating culinary guides

    Cultural influences on wild game recipes, including British and Scandinavian cuisines

    The science behind dry aging and its relevance to wild game

    New recipes and techniques introduced in the updated book

    The impact of social media and community feedback on culinary innovation Meat science and dry aging techniques

    The importance of internal fat in meat quality

    Evolution of cooking styles in different regions

    Common misconceptions in wild game preparation

    The significance of simplicity and focus in culinary arts

    Food safety practices in meat handling and preservation

    Upcoming book and event details

    The role of outdoor activities in food culture


    Keywords:

    Wild game, venison, cooking techniques, cookbook revision, hunting, charcuterie, sous-vide, food science, hunting culture, food innovation meat science, cooking techniques, culinary evolution, book launch, outdoor cooking, preservation, hunting, food safety

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    1 hr 15 min
  • Episode 284: The Bacon Paradox

    In this episode, Justin and Adam explore the history, techniques, and cultural significance of adding fat to wild game, with a focus on bacon. They challenge common assumptions, discuss historical methods like larding and barding, and consider when and why to use fat in wild game cooking.

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    Chapters:

    00:00 Introduction to the history of bacon in wild game cooking

    02:24 Historical techniques: larding and barding explained

    05:15 European origins: Robert May and 17th-century methods

    13:58 Bacon in 18th-century cookbooks and its variations

    20:16 The 19th-century codification of game preparation techniques

    26:10 American adaptations and the cultural intertwining of bacon and wild meat

    32:18 Does wild game need fat? Analyzing the necessity and alternatives

    41:14 Butchery decisions and their impact on cooking wild game

    46:16 Conclusion: Bacon as tradition, convenience, and flavor

    47:27 Rethinking bacon: making intentional choices in wild game cooking


    Takeaways:

    Historical techniques of adding fat to game, including larding and barding

    The cultural significance of bacon in American and European wild game cuisine

    The evolution of culinary practices from the 1600s to modern times

    The role of fat in flavor, moisture, and thermal management of wild game

    The concept of the bacon paradox and its implications for cooking wild game

    Alternatives to bacon for adding fat, such as caul fat, suet, and animal's own fat


    Keywords:

    wild game, bacon, larding, barding, cooking techniques, culinary history, game meat, fat, dove poppers, wild food

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    45 min
  • Episode 283: The Wild Pantry, Part VII, Fermenting Wild Foods

    Justin and Adam explore the fascinating world of fermentation, covering everything from vegetables and wild foods to meat and fish. Discover how controlled microbial activity transforms foods, preserves seasonal abundance, and creates new flavors, with practical tips for home fermentation.

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    The Art of Fermentation⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

    The Art of Making Fermenting Sausages

    National Center for Home Food Preservation

    Fermented Habanero Hot Sauce

    Homemade Sauerkraut

    How to Make Fermented Pickles

    Chinese Stir Fried Lambsquarters with Fermented Bean Curd

    Chapters:

    00:00 Introduction to Fermentation and Its Significance

    02:09 Difference Between Pickling and Fermentation

    03:01 What Exactly Is Fermentation?

    04:25 The Role of Salt and Microorganisms

    06:10 Types of Fermentation: Bacteria, Yeast, Mold

    10:27 Traditional Fermentation Practices Around the World

    11:26 Fermenting Wild Plants and Berries

    16:12 Getting Started with Vegetable Fermentation

    17:27 Fermentation of Wild Mushrooms and Safety Tips

    21:56 Fermentation of Wild Fish and Seafood

    33:39 Aging Meat and Its Relationship to Fermentation

    44:36 Historical Practices of Hanging and Aging Game Birds

    50:42 Fermentation of Mushrooms and Cultural Traditions

    54:45 Practical Tips for Home Fermentation and Safety


    Takeaways:

    What is fermentation and how it works

    The role of salt and microbes in fermentation

    Fermenting wild plants, berries, and mushrooms

    Fermentation of wild game and meat products

    Safety considerations in fermenting meat and fish

    Historical and cultural practices of fermentation

    Practical tips for home fermentation projects


    Keywords:

    Fermentation, wild foods, preservation, wild game, wild mushrooms, wild berries, sausage, meat aging, traditional fermentation, food preservation

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    52 min
  • Episode 282: Learning to Hunt Lanai

    Summary:

    Justin shares his detailed experiences hunting on the Hawaiian island of Lanai, exploring its unique terrain, logistics, and the challenges of island hunting. Discover insights into hunting Mouflon sheep and Axis deer, and learn practical tips for hunting in remote, rugged environments.

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    Takeaways:

    Unique terrain and geography of Lanai

    Logistics of hunting on remote islands

    Experience hunting Mouflon sheep and Axis deer

    Weather challenges and how they impact hunting trips

    Importance of preparation and local knowledge


    Keywords:

    Hunting, Lanai, Mouflon sheep, Axis deer, Hawaii, backcountry, hunting logistics, island hunting, outdoor adventure, wildlife

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    58 min
  • Episode 281: Cooking by Cut - Making the Book

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    Justin and Adam discuss their new book 'Cooking by Cut', exploring the philosophy of butchery, cooking techniques, and global influences on wild game preparation. They share insights on organizing the book, unlearning traditional hunter preferences, and future plans for outreach and education.

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    Takeaways:

    The inspiration behind 'Cooking by Cut' and its organization

    How understanding animal anatomy improves cooking techniques

    The importance of unlearning traditional hunter preferences for cuts like backstrap

    Global culinary influences incorporated into wild game recipes

    The process of writing, photographing, and publishing the book

    Future plans for book promotion, outreach, and in-person events

    The role of butchery skills in enhancing wild game preparation

    How the book aims to preserve and innovate the art of wild game butchery


    Keywords:

    Wild game, butchery, cooking techniques, hunting, food culture, recipes, meat cuts, culinary education, global cuisine, book launch

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    49 min
  • Episode 280: Advanced Offal and Wild Game Butchery with Anna Borgman

    Summary:

    Justin and Anna Borgman explore the fascinating world of organ meats, butchery, and processing wild and domestic animals. They share practical tips, cultural insights, and personal stories to inspire a deeper appreciation for the whole animal.

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    Curried Steak and Kidney Pie⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

    Smoked Rocky Mountain Oysters

    Dried Venison Soup with Timpsila (Bapa Wohanpi)


    Chapters:

    00:00 Introduction and Overview of the Episode

    01:04 Anna Borgman's Background in Butchery and Cooking

    03:13 Upcoming Whitetail Deer Camp and Butchery Workshops

    04:07 Anna's Journey into Culinary School and Butchery

    06:04 Transition from Shop Work to Field Slaughter

    07:31 Motivations for Moving into Field Harvesting

    08:55 Challenges Facing Small Meat Shops and Regulations

    11:25 Demand for In-Field and At-Home Butchery

    13:00 Wild Game Seasons and Processing in Montana

    14:38 Philosophy of Offal and Organ Meat Consumption

    15:37 Kids and Organ Meat Acceptance

    19:06 Processing and Cooking Organ Meats: Tips and Techniques

    22:36 The Use and Identification of Organs in Field Dressing

    27:01 Cleaning and Preparing Intestines for Sausage Casings

    32:32 Using Caul Fat and Fat in Cooking

    35:58 Keeping Things Clean During Butchery and Processing

    42:13 The Culinary Appeal of Cheeks and Trotters

    48:16 Experiences with Tripe and Offal Dishes

    55:14 Exploring Feet, Tails, and Other Offal Parts

    01:00:00 Sharing the Joy of Organ Meats with Family

    01:02:56 Closing Remarks and Future Events


    Takeaways:

    The importance of using the whole animal in butchery

    Practical tips for processing wild game and domestic animals

    Cultural and culinary significance of organ meats and offal

    Techniques for cleaning and preparing organs like liver, heart, and tripe

    The role of fat, caul fat, and tails in cooking and flavoring

    Encouraging the next generation to try organ meats and offal


    Keywords:

    Butchery, organ meats, wild game, processing, cooking, fat, tripe, sweetbreads, offal, hunting

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    59 min
  • Episode 279: The Wild Pantry, Part VI, Pickling Wild Foods

    Summary:

    Justin and Adam explore the rich history, science, and techniques of pickling, emphasizing safety, creativity, and cultural diversity. Discover how vinegar preserves, enhances flavors, and offers endless culinary possibilities, especially for wild foods.

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    Links:

    Spruce Tip Pickled Pike

    From Salted Mushrooms to Biltong: 10 Fascinating Wild Food Traditions from Around the World

    How to Make Bull Kelp Pickles


    Chapters:

    00:00 The Art of Preservation: Introduction to Pickling

    04:15 Historical Roots of Pickling

    10:01 Understanding the Science of Pickling

    12:33 Safety First: Ensuring Safe Pickling Practices

    18:57 Crafting the Perfect Pickle Brine

    27:22 Exploring Wild Ingredients for Pickling

    31:06 The Art of Pickling Mushrooms

    35:35 Pickling Fish: A Culinary Tradition

    38:34 Innovative Pickling of Meats and Eggs

    43:42 Creative Uses for Pickled Ingredients

    49:34 The Significance of Pickling in Preservation


    Takeaways:

    History of pickling from Mesopotamia to modern times

    Different preservation methods: curing, freezing, drying, smoking, acid

    How vinegar preserves and enhances flavor

    Safety protocols for home pickling and canning

    Cultural diversity in pickling traditions worldwide

    Techniques for building and customizing brines

    Pickling wild mushrooms, fish, and game

    The difference between pickling and fermentation

    Creative uses for pickled ingredients in cooking and cocktails

    Preserving seasonal bounty for year-round enjoyment


    Keywords:

    pickling, food preservation, vinegar, wild foods, fermentation, safety, culinary techniques, wild mushrooms, foraging, traditional methods

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    50 min
  • Episode 278: The School of Salmon

    Summary:

    Join us as Melanie Brown shares her deep connection to salmon fishing in Bristol Bay, exploring its cultural significance, sustainable practices, and environmental challenges including the impact of farmed salmon and the Pebble Mine controversy.

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    Chapters:

    00:00 Introduction to Salmon Fishing Perspectives

    02:59 Melanie's Journey into Salmon Fishing

    05:59 The Process of Salmon Fishing

    08:49 Harvesting and Processing Salmon

    12:00 Cultural Significance of Salmon

    14:59 Sustainability and Management of Salmon Fisheries

    18:11 Family Involvement in Salmon Processing

    21:02 Utilizing the Whole Fish

    24:05 Salmon's Role in Indigenous Culture

    27:09 Teachings and Wisdom Passed Down

    29:50 The Evolution of Fishing in Bristol Bay

    34:25 Traditional and Modern Preservation Techniques

    39:35 The Impact of Farmed Salmon on Wild Stocks

    48:14 Conservation Efforts and Community Unity

    53:39 Lessons from Salmon: Ecosystem Connections


    Takeaways:

    Salmon fishing traditions in Bristol Bay

    Sustainable practices and management of wild salmon

    Impact of farmed salmon on wild populations

    Cultural importance of salmon for indigenous communities

    Environmental threats including Pebble Mine


    Keywords:

    Salmon fishing, Bristol Bay, sustainable fishing, indigenous culture, wild salmon, conservation, Pebble Mine, Alaska, fish preservation, ecosystem

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    54 min

About Wild Fish and Game Podcast

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The Wild Fish and Game Podcast explores wild food at the intersection of place, season, culture, and craft. Hosted by Justin Townsend and the Harvesting Nature team, the show goes beyond recipes and hunting stories to examine how food is grown, harvested, preserved, and carried through real life.

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