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Beef from a juvenile cow
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Veal
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Cured pork jowel, used in carbonara
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Guanciale
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A spicy, french sausage commonly found in Cajun cooking
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Andouille
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The polish word for “sausage”, which has become associated with a specific kind of Polish sausage
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Kielbasa
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Circular-cut pork belly, often diced and used in Italian cooking
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Pancetta
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A gourmet Italian, bologna-esque meat containing chunks of fat, pistachios, and peppercorns
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Mortadella
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In countries where white-tailed deer aren’t native to, this word also describes meat from elk or antelopes
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Venison
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The most commonly eaten meat in the world
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Goat
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This animal is commonly eaten in Florida, and is described as tasting like chicken, but far tougher
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Alligator
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The classic ingredient of a reuben
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Corned Beef
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A spiced variant of the above, originating in Romania
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Pastrami
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A dry-cured pork salami made with muscle from the neck to the rib, and a favorite of Tony Soprano
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Capocollo
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Italian dry-cured ham, served from the leg
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Prosciutto
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A spicy Spanish sausage, which many outside of Spain put in their paella
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Chorizo
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A dark, earthy sausage that is a staple of the full English breakfast
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Blood Pudding
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These large birds are commonly used as a leaner substitute for beef in hamburgers
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Ostrich
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Dried, thinly sliced Italian beef
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Bresaola
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The edible lining of an animal stomach
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Tripe
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A luxury Japanese beef known for its marbling, tenderness, and flavor
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Wagyu
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Meat from a mature sheep
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Mutton
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Meat that is vacuum-sealed and cooked in a controlled water bath
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Sous-vide
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A common term for raw meat, such as steak
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Tartare
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This type of meat is commonly used in Eggs Benedict
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Canadian Bacon
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Fried pork fat, which is frequently eaten as a snack in Latin America
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Chicharrón
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Tavukgöğsü, a Turkish milk pudding, is made with this shredded meat
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Chicken Breast
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