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The Traveling Ungulate

Scott Myers

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The importance of Glace de viande.

From age thirteen washing pots and pans, learning how to filet halibut and salmon, break down rabbits, frenching lamb and veal racks and cleaning fresh escargot, I always wondered why we had stock pots of veal bones and mire poix simmering...

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