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		<title>Bison, Elk, Corn and Roasted Potatoes and Radishes</title>
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<p>A few weeks ago we bought a couple of steaks from a butcher that stocks some unusual and exotic meats. We decided on two New York Strip cuts, one of bison and one of elk. This past weekend we finally got a grill to cook them on. <a href="http://dinogrrl.com/cooking/2009/06/bison-elk-corn-and-roasted-potatoes-and-radishes/">Read more...</a></p>
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<p>A few weeks ago we bought a couple of steaks from a butcher that stocks some unusual and exotic meats. We decided on two New York Strip cuts, one of bison and one of elk. This past weekend we finally got a grill to cook them on.</p>
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<p>I rubbed each steak with a different spice mix that I picked up at the Spice House in Chicago the last time I was there. The bison got the Old World Central Street Seasoning, and the elk got the Hyde Park Seasoning.</p>
<p>To go along with the steak, we grilled corn cobs in their husks and roasted a mix of red potatoes and radishes&#8230;</p>
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<p>I tossed them with some olive oil, basil, oregano, paprika and salt and pepper, and roasted them at 350ºF for 45 minutes.</p>
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<p>A successful first grill of the season. The meat was juicy, flavorful and tender. The elk and the bison were distinct, but in a way that is not really describable. They were both very tasty, though.</p>
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