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Venison, Red Deer

Red deer should be cooked in every respect like ordinary venison. It requires to be well hung. Opinions differ about it as an article of food, some regarding it as very delicious, others as coarse and ill-flavoured. But, on the whole, it is less esteemed than well-fed venison of the usual kind.

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