Everything’s fair game at the Roadkill Cook-Off

Everything’s fair game at the Roadkill Cook-Off
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The Washington Post
By Travis M. Andrews with photography by Emily Kask for the Washington Post The rules are simple. Prepare a meal featuring an animal normally found dead on the side of a US highway. For example: snake, armadillo, groundhog, possum or squirrel.Your dish has to be at least a quarter meat. It should be hunted or farmed – flecks of roadside gravel would be disqualifying – and it must be cooked on-site.Six teams are competing in the 33rd annual Roadkill Cook-Off in Marlinton, West Virginia. There were going to be seven, but the...

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