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rdtthoughtpolice t1_j8mfjxw wrote

Excuse me... Moose?

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beermedingo OP t1_j8mfnx1 wrote

I think Europeans call it elk but my community call it teneya. *

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rdtthoughtpolice t1_j8mfx8m wrote

Fascinating. What culture eats this?

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beermedingo OP t1_j8mg2c0 wrote

I am first nations from western Canada 🇨🇦.

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rdtthoughtpolice t1_j8mg6yl wrote

Ahh Canada! I wondered if it might be there. Very interesting. Are they hunted or farmed?

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Baldmofo t1_j8mg464 wrote

Canadians eat real moose, not elk that's called moose. Just need to know somebody that hunts.

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rdtthoughtpolice t1_j8mghfp wrote

I see they are related to deer in the Cervidae family. So do they taste like venison? I had venison once, as kind of a hard sausage, very nice!

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Baldmofo t1_j8mheye wrote

Elk and moose taste very different. Elk is a lot more like deer, but moose is it's own thing. Extremely lean, yet very "soft" meat. I usually do my moose as a steak or a roast.

I think they vary in myoglobin content of the muscle. Elk is way darker, almost purple and moose is more pink.

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rdtthoughtpolice t1_j8mhmql wrote

Huh would love to taste some. We don't get either on this continent. Maybe I'll take a Canadian holiday someday!

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Baldmofo t1_j8mi2u4 wrote

Elk can be farmed here, so you will see it on sone restaurant menus. Moose is way harder to come by, you need to win a draw for a license to hunt it, or be indigenous. Maybe booking with a hunting guide would be your best bet.

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