Chef Vaughan at Amisfield takes "wild" dining to a whole new level, serving wapiti deer nestled within its own antlers. His approach goes beyond farm-to-table, working exclusively with wild game to honor both the ingredients and the ecosystems they come from. Sourced from the pristine wilderness of Fiordland, New Zealand, the wapiti - a giant elk - is dry aged for 90 days, then combined with a smoked pastrami made from its heart and liver. Served on a French sorrel leaf with native you grains, it's eaten like a taco. can actually