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    Health and Nutration of Game Bird: Submitted By: Pradip Submitted To: Chef. Prashant Thapa Date

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    Game birds are birds hunted for food or sport. Examples include grouse, partridge, and snipe. Many game bird species are endangered due to habitat loss and other threats. When preparing game birds for eating, it is important to handle the meat safely and clean tools frequently to avoid spreading bacteria. Game birds provide nutrition benefits as a low-fat protein source with vitamins, minerals, and omega-3 fatty acids. However, there are also some potential health risks to eating game birds that were not domesticated.

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    Game birds are birds hunted for food or sport. Examples include grouse, partridge, and snipe. Many game bird species are endangered due to habitat loss and other threats. When preparing game birds for eating, it is important to handle the meat safely and clean tools frequently to avoid spreading bacteria. Game birds provide nutrition benefits as a low-fat protein source with vitamins, minerals, and omega-3 fatty acids. However, there are also some potential health risks to eating game birds that were not domesticated.

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    Game birds are birds hunted for food or sport. Examples include grouse, partridge, and snipe. Many game bird species are endangered due to habitat loss and other threats. When preparing game birds for eating, it is important to handle the meat safely and clean tools frequently to avoid spreading bacteria. Game birds provide nutrition benefits as a low-fat protein source with vitamins, minerals, and omega-3 fatty acids. However, there are also some potential health risks to eating game birds that were not domesticated.

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    Health and Nutration of Game Bird: Submitted By: Pradip Submitted To: Chef. Prashant Thapa Date

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    Game birds are birds hunted for food or sport. Examples include grouse, partridge, and snipe. Many game bird species are endangered due to habitat loss and other threats. When preparing game birds for eating, it is important to handle the meat safely and clean tools frequently to avoid spreading bacteria. Game birds provide nutrition benefits as a low-fat protein source with vitamins, minerals, and omega-3 fatty acids. However, there are also some potential health risks to eating game birds that were not domesticated.

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    HEALTH AND NUTRATION OF GAME

    BIRD

    Submitted by: pradip


    Submitted to: chef. Prashant thapa
    Date :
    CONTENT
    What is game bird???
    Example and picture.
    Current situation of game birs.
    Endangered game bird.
    Game bird from field to table.
    Nutrition and health benefits from game bird.
    Risk on eating game birds.
    Conclusion.
    WHAT IS GAME BIRD?
    A game bird is a bird that is hunted in the wild for
    sport or food. Duck and geese also fit into this
    definition, although duck and geese are also a lot
    more available in the supermarket, where grouse,
    partridge, and snipe are often nowhere to be
    found. Most, if not all, game birds are enjoyed
    roasted, grilled or fried all over the world.
    There are Varity of game bird found across the
    world which are hunted for food or for pleasure.
    EXAMPLE AND PICTURE.
    Grouse:
    >The grouse is often large, weighing up to 14
    pounds, with the males almost twice as large as the
    females.
    > Grouse are a ground bird, although they will
    take a brief flight when alarmed.
    > Grouse has a similar white meat/dark meat
    proportion to chicken, but it tastes more like pheasant.
    CONTD
    Partridge
    >A partridge is a medium-sized bird in the pheasant
    family.
    >The most common partridge is the gray partridge with a
    reddish face and tail and gray breast and striped sides.
    > A large male can measure up to 30 inches and weigh 3/4
    pound.
    >Partridges prefer farmlands as habitats, building their
    nests in high grasses, where they forage on seeds and insects.
    >Partridges are often roasted and have a delicate, sweet
    flavor with slight game overtones.
    CONTD
    Snipe
    >The snipe is a long-billed marshland dweller, related to the
    sandpiper and woodcock.
    >The snipe is a challenge to sport-hunters due to its elusive
    behavior, natural camouflaging and erratic flight pattern and is
    most often hunted at night.
    >When prepared for cooking, snipe breasts are
    approximately the same size as a dove breast. Snipe is a dark
    meat but it is less gamey in taste than duck.
    CURRENT SITUATION OF GAME
    BIRD
    There are at least hundred bird species and bird sub-species listed on the
    endangered bird.All of these birds are declining in population and will
    decline to the point where each and all of these categorized birds will
    become extinct.
    Efforts are being put forward to prevent this from happening. These
    efforts include the studying of individual species, protecting the birds'
    habitats, removing the causes of the decline from what are determined as
    the apparent threats. This is all accomplished through the co-operation
    and dedication of the different governments, the conservation groups and
    the many volunteers, who together strive to understand these specific bird
    species that are declining.
    ENDANGER GAME BIRD
    Giant ibas
    Kakapo
    California condor
    kagu
    PICTURE

    Clockwise from top: Kakapo; California


    Condor; Kagu: Kakapo.
    GAME BIRD FROM FIELD TO TABLE
    To reduce the risk of exposure to disease, wear disposable plastic gloves while handling birds.
    Use clean water, premoistened wipes, or alcohol swabs to clean the knife frequently or

    between cuts to avoid dragging bacteria into the meat.


    Dress the carcass as soon as possible.

    Wipe out the cavity with individual paper towels. Prop the cavity open with a clean stick or

    hang the carcass to aid in air circulation.


    After cleaning the cavity, place carcasses in plastic storage bags and pack on ice or snow, or

    refrigerate as soon as possible.


    Freeze meat while it is still fresh.

    Properly wrapped meat will store in the freezer for 9 to 12 months.


    NUTRATION AND HEALTH BENEFITS.
    Meat from the game birds contains high levels of the trace element
    selenium, which has been linked scientifically to improvements in mood
    and the alleviation of feelings of depression.
    Selenium also plays a part in boosting the immune system and some studies
    say it may reduce the risk of cancer by acting as an anti-oxidant or boosting
    immune activity.
    Source of low-fat protein and contains large quantities of vitamin B and
    iron.
    They have lean protein.
    Higher omega 3 fatty acid.
    CONCLUSION
    Game birds are grown up in their own natural
    habitant so they have more benefits then harm
    when consume.

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