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Wild Fish and Game Podcast

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    Episode 281: Cooking by Cut - Making the Book

    20/08/2026 | 48 min
    Summary:

    Justin and Adam discuss their new book 'Cooking by Cut', exploring the philosophy of butchery, cooking techniques, and global influences on wild game preparation. They share insights on organizing the book, unlearning traditional hunter preferences, and future plans for outreach and education.

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    Takeaways:

    The inspiration behind 'Cooking by Cut' and its organization

    How understanding animal anatomy improves cooking techniques

    The importance of unlearning traditional hunter preferences for cuts like backstrap

    Global culinary influences incorporated into wild game recipes

    The process of writing, photographing, and publishing the book

    Future plans for book promotion, outreach, and in-person events

    The role of butchery skills in enhancing wild game preparation

    How the book aims to preserve and innovate the art of wild game butchery

    Keywords:

    Wild game, butchery, cooking techniques, hunting, food culture, recipes, meat cuts, culinary education, global cuisine, book launch
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    Episode 280: Advanced Offal and Wild Game Butchery with Anna Borgman

    04/08/2026 | 58 min
    Summary:

    Justin and Anna Borgman explore the fascinating world of organ meats, butchery, and processing wild and domestic animals. They share practical tips, cultural insights, and personal stories to inspire a deeper appreciation for the whole animal.

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    Recipes:

    Curried Steak and Kidney Pie⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

    Smoked Rocky Mountain Oysters

    Dried Venison Soup with Timpsila (Bapa Wohanpi)

    Chapters:

    00:00 Introduction and Overview of the Episode

    01:04 Anna Borgman's Background in Butchery and Cooking

    03:13 Upcoming Whitetail Deer Camp and Butchery Workshops

    04:07 Anna's Journey into Culinary School and Butchery

    06:04 Transition from Shop Work to Field Slaughter

    07:31 Motivations for Moving into Field Harvesting

    08:55 Challenges Facing Small Meat Shops and Regulations

    11:25 Demand for In-Field and At-Home Butchery

    13:00 Wild Game Seasons and Processing in Montana

    14:38 Philosophy of Offal and Organ Meat Consumption

    15:37 Kids and Organ Meat Acceptance

    19:06 Processing and Cooking Organ Meats: Tips and Techniques

    22:36 The Use and Identification of Organs in Field Dressing

    27:01 Cleaning and Preparing Intestines for Sausage Casings

    32:32 Using Caul Fat and Fat in Cooking

    35:58 Keeping Things Clean During Butchery and Processing

    42:13 The Culinary Appeal of Cheeks and Trotters

    48:16 Experiences with Tripe and Offal Dishes

    55:14 Exploring Feet, Tails, and Other Offal Parts

    01:00:00 Sharing the Joy of Organ Meats with Family

    01:02:56 Closing Remarks and Future Events

    Takeaways:

    The importance of using the whole animal in butchery

    Practical tips for processing wild game and domestic animals

    Cultural and culinary significance of organ meats and offal

    Techniques for cleaning and preparing organs like liver, heart, and tripe

    The role of fat, caul fat, and tails in cooking and flavoring

    Encouraging the next generation to try organ meats and offal

    Keywords:

    Butchery, organ meats, wild game, processing, cooking, fat, tripe, sweetbreads, offal, hunting
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    Episode 279: The Wild Pantry, Part VI, Pickling Wild Foods

    07/07/2026 | 49 min
    Summary:

    Justin and Adam explore the rich history, science, and techniques of pickling, emphasizing safety, creativity, and cultural diversity. Discover how vinegar preserves, enhances flavors, and offers endless culinary possibilities, especially for wild foods.

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    From Salted Mushrooms to Biltong: 10 Fascinating Wild Food Traditions from Around the World

    How to Make Bull Kelp Pickles

    Chapters:

    00:00 The Art of Preservation: Introduction to Pickling

    04:15 Historical Roots of Pickling

    10:01 Understanding the Science of Pickling

    12:33 Safety First: Ensuring Safe Pickling Practices

    18:57 Crafting the Perfect Pickle Brine

    27:22 Exploring Wild Ingredients for Pickling

    31:06 The Art of Pickling Mushrooms

    35:35 Pickling Fish: A Culinary Tradition

    38:34 Innovative Pickling of Meats and Eggs

    43:42 Creative Uses for Pickled Ingredients

    49:34 The Significance of Pickling in Preservation

    Takeaways:

    History of pickling from Mesopotamia to modern times

    Different preservation methods: curing, freezing, drying, smoking, acid

    How vinegar preserves and enhances flavor

    Safety protocols for home pickling and canning

    Cultural diversity in pickling traditions worldwide

    Techniques for building and customizing brines

    Pickling wild mushrooms, fish, and game

    The difference between pickling and fermentation

    Creative uses for pickled ingredients in cooking and cocktails

    Preserving seasonal bounty for year-round enjoyment

    Keywords:

    pickling, food preservation, vinegar, wild foods, fermentation, safety, culinary techniques, wild mushrooms, foraging, traditional methods
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    Episode 278: The School of Salmon

    01/07/2026 | 53 min
    Summary:

    Join us as Melanie Brown shares her deep connection to salmon fishing in Bristol Bay, exploring its cultural significance, sustainable practices, and environmental challenges including the impact of farmed salmon and the Pebble Mine controversy.

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    Chapters:

    00:00 Introduction to Salmon Fishing Perspectives

    02:59 Melanie's Journey into Salmon Fishing

    05:59 The Process of Salmon Fishing

    08:49 Harvesting and Processing Salmon

    12:00 Cultural Significance of Salmon

    14:59 Sustainability and Management of Salmon Fisheries

    18:11 Family Involvement in Salmon Processing

    21:02 Utilizing the Whole Fish

    24:05 Salmon's Role in Indigenous Culture

    27:09 Teachings and Wisdom Passed Down

    29:50 The Evolution of Fishing in Bristol Bay

    34:25 Traditional and Modern Preservation Techniques

    39:35 The Impact of Farmed Salmon on Wild Stocks

    48:14 Conservation Efforts and Community Unity

    53:39 Lessons from Salmon: Ecosystem Connections

    Takeaways:

    Salmon fishing traditions in Bristol Bay

    Sustainable practices and management of wild salmon

    Impact of farmed salmon on wild populations

    Cultural importance of salmon for indigenous communities

    Environmental threats including Pebble Mine

    Keywords:

    Salmon fishing, Bristol Bay, sustainable fishing, indigenous culture, wild salmon, conservation, Pebble Mine, Alaska, fish preservation, ecosystem
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    Episode 277: Hunting America's Hidden Truffles with Alana McGee of Truffle Dog Company

    24/06/2026 | 54 min
    Summary:

    Join us as Alana McGee from Truffle Dog Company shares her journey into truffle hunting, the different types of truffles in North America, and best practices for foraging and culinary use. Discover how dogs and pigs are used in truffle detection, the importance of stewardship, and tips for beginners.

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    Chapters:

    00:00 Introduction to Truffle Hunting

    03:07 Alana's Journey into Truffle Hunting

    05:58 Types of Truffles in North America

    09:07 Comparing European and North American Truffles

    11:52 Seasonality and Growth of Truffles

    15:02 The Role of Dogs in Truffle Hunting

    17:58 Community and Education in Truffle Hunting

    21:02 Stewardship and Ethical Foraging Practices

    24:05 Regulations and Land Use for Truffle Hunting

    31:05 Navigating Truffle Harvesting Regulations

    32:04 Urban Truffles: Finding Gems in Backyards

    34:35 Understanding Truffle Habitats and Species

    36:29 Culinary Uses: How to Enjoy Fresh Truffles

    41:51 Innovative Ideas: Truffle-Infused Bacon and Beyond

    45:40 Dispelling Myths: The Truth About Truffles

    48:15 Connecting with the Truffle Community

    Takeaways:

    Types of North American truffles and their habitats

    Use of dogs and pigs in truffle detection

    Seasonality and environmental factors affecting truffle growth

    Stewardship and sustainable foraging practices

    Culinary uses and infusing flavors into dishes

    Community building and resources for aspiring truffle hunters

    Keywords:

    Truffle hunting, North American truffles, dog training, foraging, culinary truffles, stewardship, truffle species, truffle cultivation, wild mushrooms, edible fungi
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The Wild Fish and Game Podcast explores wild food at the intersection of place, season, culture, and craft. Hosted by Justin Townsend and the Harvesting Nature team, the show goes beyond recipes and hunting stories to examine how food is grown, harvested, preserved, and carried through real life. Each episode dives into the whole wild food system, from hunting, fishing, and foraging to butchery, preservation, and cooking, while asking more profound questions about sustainability, tradition, and how people have continuously fed themselves from the land. Along the way, Justin and his co-hosts are joined by chefs, hunters, foragers, biologists, writers, and cultural knowledge-keepers who help connect ecology to the table. Whether discussing regional foodscapes, seasonal harvests, preservation techniques, or modern wild-food culture, the Wild Fish and Game Podcast is about learning to eat with the land rather than against it. Harvesting Nature is a wild food media company dedicated to education, conservation, and self-reliance through hunting, fishing, and foraging. Questions, feedback, and guest suggestions can be sent to whatscooking@harvestingnature.com.
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