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[Fire Starter]

My mate has got hold of a hunk of camel and wondering should I low and slow it or just rotti it ?? I looks pretty lean




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[JEBIV]

that does look very lean, i would think low and slow would work out grate. Can't wait for the results

[Darko]

You can cook it like you would lamb.

[HoosierKettle]

I'm not familiar with that cut. Camel toe is all I know about.


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[kettlebb]

I'm not familiar with that cut. Camel toe is all I know about.


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LMAO!


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[vader06]

My mate has got hold of a hunk of camel and wondering should I low and slow it or just rotti it ?? I looks pretty lean




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Yes I am going to ask this....What does camel taste like?  I did hear that is was good and very lean. 

[Jules V.]

I'm sure that type of meat requires either a very low temperature or sliced to smaller portions and cooked at a very temperature.

[Travis]

My mate has got hold of a hunk of camel and wondering should I low and slow it or just rotti it ?? I looks pretty lean




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Yes I am going to ask this....What does camel taste like?  I did hear that is was good and very lean.

Not lean. More like an Arby's sandwich


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[crowderjd]

My mate has got hold of a hunk of camel and wondering should I low and slow it or just rotti it ?? I looks pretty lean




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Yes I am going to ask this....What does camel taste like?  I did hear that is was good and very lean.

Not lean. More like an Arby's sandwich


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Ha!  @Travis you must be telling me that camel will give me the runs...

On a side note, Low and slow on lean meats is generally a bad idea...

[MacEggs]

My mate has got hold of a hunk of camel and wondering should I low and slow it or just rotti it ?? I looks pretty lean

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[SMOKE FREAK]

I would cook it like you would a lean piece of beef...Like bottom round perhaps...Medium rare at most for the finish temp...

However...If ya only have one chance to get it right I wouldn't listen to me...Google is your friend...

[blksabbath]

You can cook it the same as domestic moose knuckle.


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[hawgheaven]

Never had camel, other than the aforementioned camel toe... There were no grills involved.

[Lightning]

Well, depending on your location, make sure the camel is outfitted with the correct "real registered EU/US/UK/AUS/CAN documents passports id driver's licences" otherwise there could be trouble. Especially in Georgia. They especially don't like CAN driver's licenses there.

Then, cook, eat, and enjoy the camel and report back here how it tasted.


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[varekai]

I'm rather saddened by this group right now, it took 3 posts before camel toe came up, you guys are slipping!