Exotic Animal Meat in Texas!! Is This LEGAL?

Exotic Animal Meat in Texas!! Is This LEGAL?
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1. BROKEN ARROW RANCH
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INTERVIEWEE: Chris Hughes

đŸŒļ ANTELOPE TARTARE: Using an antelope leg filet, dry age for 3-5 days. Put in a seal-tight bag and then wet age 28 days, allowing the muscles to relax. After properly aged, thinly slice the antelope before finely chopping. Add salt and pepper and continue chopping. Add chopped shallot, jalapeÃąo, queso fresco and wild pequin chili oil (chilis grow on the ranch). Add lime juice and mix.

đŸĻ´ RACK OF VENISON RIBS: Rub rack of venison ribs with olive oil, add salt, black pepper, chili powder, unsweetened cocoa powder and cinnamon. Cook over open fire for about 20 minutes, or until done.

Serve with cilantro cream sauce.

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ADDRESS: 306 Pearl Parkway, Suite 101, San Antonio, Texas 78215
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WEBSITE: https://curedatpearl.com/
INTERVIEWEE: īģŋSteve McHugh

🧀 RESERVE CHARCUTERIE PLATE: Mixture of cured meat, cheese and other tasty treats

💸 PRICE: $55+

đŸĨŠ 45 DAY DRY AGED RIBEYE: Cut the rack of ribeye, removing bones and outer skin and season with salt and pepper. Sear until it forms a crust. Add herbs: thyme and rosemary and a hearty amount of butter. īģŋAllow to cook for a few minutes, flip, cook a few more minutes, until finished. Served with bordelaise, mushrooms and fries.

💸 PRICE: $75+

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22 Comments

  1. Vietnamese comparison to raw antelope is called be^ thui

    Raw young deer with a little bit of skin still attach n lime to get the red blood protein to turn brown. Still raw

  2. There is absolutely zero chance that lime killed the germs, jfc. I really wish people wouldn't spread this information around. "I put lemon on my raw pork- Wasn't that enough!?"

  3. "American wagyu"

    Yeah, sure bud. This is why like 99% of restaurants in America that have "Wagyu Beef" on their menu is a straight up lie, people are just throwing the term around everywhere for name appeal. Like putting a lower case "i" in front of stuff makes dumb people think its more fancy.

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