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var citeN=0; Many hunter-gatherer groups employed various methods of drying to preserve meats. Drying also increases significantly the protein content of meats; this is the case with dried mussels. I discussed this effect of drying before here with respect to small fish (citeN=citeN+1;document.write(Number(citeN))). The photo below is of a plate with about 240 g of dried mussels that I prepared

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- Pressure-cooked meat: Top sirloin
- Tender cuts of meat for the grill: Filet mignon and bison
- Dried mussels: A little plate with 160 g of protein (plus some comments on high-protein low-carbohydrate dieting)
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