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I'm not sure about the exact questions that you posed, but I can't stress enough how important it is that it's thoroughly cooked. Incidents of food poisoning are occurring ever more frequently, and with wights you have to be especially careful, given their nature.
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They taste best over a nice open BBQ, but you want them "alive" when you cook them, and not just lying there sleeping. So don't fire until you see the eyes of the wight.
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