Handling Food and Drinks When Losing Power
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- January 25, 2022
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Overview
Although harvesting wild game is not the norm for most families, there is a trend toward sourcing protein from local markets and the local ecosystem. This publication outlines the benefits surrounding the harvest and consumption of wild game. Included is a comprehensive pictorial guide on how to safely field dress, process, package, and store venison. Concepts are extended to other game species along with a detailed exploration of food safety, meat handling, and preparation methods. Tasty recipes are included as well. (2 pages)
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