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Mastering the Art of Cooking Ground Venison

If you’re lucky enough to get your hands on some freshly ground venison, you’ll want to know how to cook it properly to bring out its best flavors. As an avid hunter and cooking enthusiast, I’ve experimented extensively with cooking ground venison and have discovered some foolproof techniques for preparing it. In this article, I’ll … Read more

Can Diabetics Eat Honey Baked Ham?

Honey baked ham is a beloved holiday tradition for many families. The sweet and salty glazed ham makes a festive centerpiece for special meals and gatherings. But is this tasty treat okay for people with diabetes to eat? In moderation, honey baked ham can be part of a healthy diet for diabetics But there are … Read more

Is Chicken Dirtier Than Pork? The Surprising Answer

Many of us eat chicken and pork on a regular basis without thinking much about how clean or dirty these meats are. But if you’ve ever prepared raw chicken or pork, you may have noticed some differences. Chicken often feels slimy and smells less than fresh, while pork tends to look and smell cleaner. This … Read more

Bringing Spanish Ham into the UK: A Guide for Travellers

That you can only bring into Great Britain (England, Scotland, and Wales) for your own use by following certain rules. You must get a CITES permit if you want to bring in any food or animal products that are protected by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES). … Read more

Mastering the Art of Pulled Pork in an Electric Roaster

These Slow Roasted Pulled Pork Sandwiches are perfect for feeding a crowd. Pork shoulder is rubbed with spices, then slow roasted until it shreds easily. Delicious in a simple sandwich or try my tamales recipe. These are the best slow roasted pulled pork sandwiches I’ve ever had. There is no doubt that the Chipotle Bacon … Read more

Pork vs Beef: Uncovering Which Meat Takes Longer to Digest

Overall, the complete digestion of beef may take between 24 to 72 hours, but individual variation is common. The cut of beef (lean cuts may digest faster than fatty cuts), how it’s cooked (well-cooked beef may digest more easily), and a person’s overall digestive health can all affect how long it takes to digest. Explore … Read more