Was Dr. Lecter really cooking human flesh?
In the TV-series Hannibal in one of the episodes we see Dr. Lecter killing a man and there are many incidents throughout the season about Hannibal killing people. But I didn't understand or could not see any reference about Dr. Lecter cooking them. All scenes suggested that he may be cooking a human flesh.
There were some mild humor by Dr. Lecter saying "all are non-vegetarian" or something, I couldn't recall.
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Yes he is cooking human flesh. You see it at various points in the show. He has a Rolodex of whose body parts he has kept in his freezer, and chooses certain ones on account of his current mood and dish he is creating. I believe it's shown the most in episode 7 "Sorbet". 
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Is Hannibal cooking human?
So the creative minds behind Hannibal had to take a different approach. Hannibal's secret to making its delectable-looking dishes with seemingly \u201chuman\u201d meat was a woman named Janice Poon. An artist who specializes in food styling, Poon played a major role in creating the mouthwatering plates.What body parts did Hannibal Lecter eat?
He is frequently depicted preparing gourmet meals from his victims' flesh, the most famous example being his admission that he once ate a census taker's liver "with some fava beans and a nice Chianti" (a "big Amarone" in the novel).Why did Hannibal turn into a cannibal?
Hannibal's sister is consumed, and much later, he learns he also ate part of her. This trauma is the beginning of his cannibalism. Hannibal was a killer long before he was a doctor, as the majority of his youth is spent hunting the Nazi collaborators who killed his sister.Does will know Hannibal is a cannibal?
At this point Will knows, but he is too sick and too delusional to figure it out, so his mind is revealing it to him through the visions of the Shrike-Stag. He also is realizing that Hannibal must be a cannibal as well. While still feverish, he kidnaps the escaped Dr. Gideon and brings him to Hannibal.Fameless - Accidental Cannibalism
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