Venison Tagine
Venison Tagine with butternut squash, apricots and barley
Roast partridge with sour dough bread, strong cheese, hawthorn jelly and bread sauce.
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This easy but delicious casserole was given to us by Steve Pigeon, head chef at the Arundell Arms, Lifton, Devon. The Arundell Arms has been awarded two AA rosettes for 20 years continuously. Steve is one of only 80 Masterchefs of Great Britain.
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A moist way of roasting pheasant but impressive enough for a dinner party
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This recipe has been given to us by Mark Lloyd one of the Taste of Game Chefs. Mark undertakes game cookery demonstrations for us across the country.
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This recipe has been given to us by Mark Lloyd one of the Taste of Game Chefs. Mark undertakes game cookery demonstrations for us across the country.
This dish can be with or without the vegetables included in the recipe. The sauce is lovely and creamy and can be used as an every day meal or a dinner party
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A big bowl full of rich, dark, boozy rabbit casserole with heartier mixed wild rice and quick flatbreads for mopping up the rich gravy that I never want to waste.
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We were thrilled when Eat Wild kindly sent us this recipe – Roe is a lovely delicate venison which has a smooth texture and this recipe tastes delicious and well worth trying.
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This recipe was given to us by the Knowles Family and their chef Luke Poulten Kennedy of the Ty Gwyn Hotel in the pretty village of Rowen in Snowdonia National Park.
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An other great easy recipe by the two brothers Will and Calum at Eat Wild, great for a summers day or light lunch.
The ‘Glorious 12th’ marks the start of grouse season each year, and this deliciously rich game bird is the perfect match for strong Scottish flavours, as Paul Welburn uses in this recipe.
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