Lean and subtly sweet, horse meat has a tender texture that surprises the palate. Its rich flavor profile is both gamey and earthy, often compared to the finest cuts of beef.
Where it comes from
A traditional source of protein in various cultures, horse meat has been consumed in parts of Europe and Asia, often viewed as a delicacy with deep historical significance.
In the kitchen
Typically prepared as steaks or in cured forms, horse meat is often grilled or slow-cooked, allowing its unique flavors to develop while being complemented by robust accompaniments.
Across cuisines
Horse meat is lean with a subtly sweet, gamey flavor and a tender texture. It is often compared to beef and can be grilled, stewed, or cured. Horse meat is traditionally consumed in several European and Asian countries.
Nutrition (per 100g)
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