Raw wild boar

[Thetoe]

Anybody watch the Food Network tv show Chopped? They’ve got a wild game episode on now where they’re cooking seared but raw in the middle wild boar and even wild boar tartar. Who wants to make a bet on how fast they get worms?

[Pistol]

I hope they get a lot of backlash on it

[JTeLarkin08]

Have fun with trichinosis


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[oktx]

Probably pen raised. Also probably has been wormed.

[CRG]

Not a good idea. Boar would be a little rank.

[mmoses]

I don't cook wild pig well done. A little pink is good with me

[mikerosa]

They got bigger balls [emoji459] than me


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[AntlerCollector]

I would never do it.

[HoustonHunter]

Watched the episode and said the same thing to my wife. Lots of “wild game” comments from folks that didn’t really speak the “wild game” lingo very well.

[Mexico]

Nope...

[okrattler]

Cooked pork for this guy. Pretty sure pork of any kind,wild or not isn't safe to eat unless it is completely done.

[BrandonH]

Their definition of wild boar and ours is a little different. Any "wild" meat that is purchased to serve in a restaurant goes through testing for trichinella and is safe to eat at any temperature.

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[Snowflake Killa]

Pretty sure that they are not river bottom pigs

[Merc]

Was watching with my folks and thinking the same thing. My thought was maybe European boar from market hunters.

Also wondering where they bought the antelope backstraps?

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[cva34]

I would never do it either.(had a Uncle die from it back in 50s)....I heard some place years ago..that there was a test that you could take a piece of the diaphragm between chest and guts and have it tested...never looked into it ...Maybe its BS...