For years, wild game meats have been a part of restaurant menus, as chefs have perfected their culinary skills on these savory, low fat meats. Now, as these meats are becoming more available to the general public, there’s been increased interest in how to prepare various cuts, including bison, elk, ostrich, alligator, rattlesnake, and more.
If you’re at all doubtful about trying wild game, don’t be. The market for these lean, easy to prepare meats is exploding as more and more people experience how good they taste. They’re actually more simpler to prepare than traditional meat and in fact, need to be cooked less due to their low fat content.
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Wild game meats are becoming increasingly popular on dinner tables and restaurant menus, not only due to their lower fat and cholesterol content, but also because they are easy to cook. More and more people are trying such wild game meats like buffalo meat, ostrich meat, alligator meat, and even rattlesnake meat, which are all available via online specialty sources. However, the big question most consumers have is – how do wild game meats taste? As developers of one of the top online websites about wild game meats, we’ve tried just about every type imaginable, in various recipes. While you won’t hear us utter the phrase “it tastes just like chicken”, we’ll give you our own personal taste descriptions for 6 popular wild game meats. Buffalo (bison) meat is much like beef with a few notable exceptions.
Buffalo meat is considerably leaner than beef and contains 30% less fat. Buffalo burgers and buffalo steaks benefit from cooking at lower heat levels, and tend to be a denser texture vs. beef. What that means is a serving of buffalo meat will tend to fill you up faster than a regular burger, for example. Buffalo meat is just a bit sweeter than beef as well. It can be cooked exactly the same way as beef, and can easily be substituted in recipes. Alligator meat has been a staple of Florida menus for years, with good reason. Alligator meat tastes great! It’s usually served as tenders or nuggets, but is also available to consumers as steaks. With a taste similar to veal, alligator meat is a white meat with roughly the same consistency as chicken breast but denser in flavor and somewhat more chewy, but not tough.
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Wild game and exotic meats are surging in popularity due to their great taste and health benefits compared to traditional cuts of meat. They are also versatile and easy to prepare as burgers, steaks, chops, and stews. Let’s take a closer look at a few new varieties you’ll want to try.
If you’ve never tried wild game or exotic meats, you’ll be pleasantly surprised at their great taste and ease of preparation. Bison meat is probably the most common variety available, but many others can also be purchased through specialty online retailers. In addition to their mild flavor, exotic meats are much healthier for you than traditional cuts of meat like beef, pork, or even chicken. They are exceptionally low in fat, cholesterol, and calories.
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