Dinner thread?

[bunji]

Gives me an idea but I have never eaten horse, moose or sambar

If you have ever eaten processed meat products from EU you have eaten horse, my missus bred horses & is a riding instructor, with horsey type friends all over the world . In Ireland when its economy crashed the Irish country side was stripped of most horses, being sent to EU slaughter houses to make money & it was highly valued for human consumption due to the lush conditions they were raised in ,there was huge horsey huggers campaigns over it & Sambar & Moose are just "Beefier"versions of Red deer to taste .

[Beaker]

If you have ever eaten processed meat products from EU you have eaten horse, my missus bred horses & is a riding instructor, with horsey type friends all over the world . In Ireland when its economy crashed the Irish country side was stripped of most horses, being sent to EU slaughter houses to make money & it was highly valued for human consumption due to the lush conditions they were raised in ,there was huge horsey huggers campaigns over it & Sambar & Moose are just "Beefier"versions of Red deer to taste .

I haven't had moose or sambar, but have had horse.
When I lived in Switzerland, you could buy it from some supermarkets. We brought it (Mrs has eaten it in home country many times. They don't eat it hot, ie cook, let go cold and then eat.) I brought some, and cooked it like steak, and ate hot. Tasted like a strong tasting beef, was very lean, and I might have over cooked it. Didn't really like, but not horrible either. Would eat it again.

Whale though, I havent had, and am interested in how it tastes.