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This afternoon I visited a market I've not been to in years. I went because I just discovered that they carried frozen or refrigerated coconut chunks which I plan to use with home made almond milk in both a drink and in a version of Haytaliyeh, a Lebanese milk pudding.  While exploring the store, I made discoveries of various items I'd not seen elsewhere. A return trip when I have more time is in order to both explore more and purchase some of the intriguing and interesting items I found.

 

Today I came across these items and purchased a package of each, thinking that the good folks here might have some thoughts about cooking and preparing them:

 

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I've eaten goat a few time when living in Mexico, but that was many years ago and it was prepared by someone else and it wasn't ground meat. Elk was enjoyed during a visit to Washinton state, also years ago, and also not ground.

 

Any ideas on how these items can be enjoyed?

Shel_B

Shel_B

This afternoon I visited a market I've not been to in years. I went because I just discovered that they carried frozen or refrigerated coconut chunks which I plan to use with home made almond milk in both a drink and in a version of Haytaliyeh, a Lebanese milk pudding.  While exploring the store, I made discoveries of various items I'd not seen elsewhere. A return trip when I have more time is in order to both explore more and prchase some of the intriguing and interesting items I found.

 

Today I came across these items and purchased a package of each, thinking that the good folks here might have some thoughts about cooking and preparing them:

 

SproutsMeat.jpg.3788423acbd9d2ada2f242c35b9ec823.jpg

 

I'veeaten goat a few time when living in Mexico, but that was many years ago and it was prepared by someone else and it wasn't ground meat. Elk was enjoyed during a visit to Washinton state, also years ago, and also not ground.

 

Any ideas on how these items can be enjoyed?

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