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To be fair, it was a trick question.

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Spam is tasty

Mechanic rotating / retreating to crowd pleasing steak posts

Tartare puts a comparatively original twist on it, or perhaps I just overly fondly remember the times where we had local diners I trusted with preparing uncooked meat

I fondly remember the basashi (馬刺し - raw horse meat) I've had on occasion in Japan. And you can still trust the Japanese to prepare it safely (typically served in small izakayas)

A friend just recently told me about the alleged high emphasis on cleanliness in Japan.

In my area the issue rests more on the decline and disappearance of trades. Surprisingly I have found proper cooking most effectively surviving in the kitchen of a local company cantina.

Anything young camel meat

Got ‘em!

Correct answer please