Sweet Meat Means:
Any kind of meat that is prepared for taste before it is cooked, leaving it very tasty and tender usually giving the meat a sort of sweet flavor verses tangy, gamy or wild flavor.
Fish: Clean thoroughly and de-bone if you must, but leave on the skin, fat and head if you can stand it and remove it all after it is cooked.
Cows, Pigs, Goats, Lambs: Castrate them. This takes away the natural male musky flavor which gives the meat a more gamy taste. If you like the musky taste but find it a little strong, replace the musky taste by cooking the meat over a fire with Mesquite or Smoked Chips.
Foul: Clean as usual, leave the fat on and remove it after it is cooked.
Hunted Animals: Leave more fat on than usual when butchering. Cook the meat very slowly at about 108 degrees. Cut off the fat after it is cooked.
Tips: Baste as the meat cooks. If it is cooking in a slow cooker make sure you put the juices over the top a few times during cooking. Fat and slow cooking is a main ingredient to flavor and tenderness. Even lean animals have fat. Fat feeds the animal - the animal feeds the people. Leave the fat on and drain it or remove it after it is cooked.