Venison bonbons
These venison bonbons are great as a snack, with salad for a starter or the perfect party finger food.
These venison bonbons are great as a snack, with salad for a starter or the perfect party finger food.
This recipe is courtesy of chef and champion of all things game, Steven Ellis, who runs The Bailiwick Free House, alongside his pastry chef wife, Ami.
Recreate your Chinese takeaway favourite but make it even better with the added bonus of venison.
This fried venison haunch is served with an apple and cucumber salad and smoky paprika mayonnaise, making it a great lunch dish or add some more sides and have it for dinner.
Welsh chef Hywel Griffith shared this recipe from his Beach House restaurant, on the south coast of Gower.
Pronounced Lac-ma-dune this is a thin Turkish flatbread, topped with spiced ground meat.
This super easy venison keema is from the latest collection of recipes from Eat Game ambassador Rachel Green.
More than £2000 was raised for the Country Food Trust at this year’s Eat Game Awards.
Winning the Best Game Added Value Category at the Eat Game Awards capped an amazing month for Lynne and Steve Tricker.
With more entries than ever it was a game pie, with quail eggs, which won the game and speciality pie category at the British Pie Awards
Another recipe from Valentino Gentile, who combines his Italian background with his love for game.