Drunken rabbit with wild rice and fennel flatbreads
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Wild duck are all lean and have delicious, rich flavours that taste very different to farmed duck. They are worth trying.
The chutney is best made and left for at least one week to let the flavours develop as it takes one to two hours to cook. It’s really good all through the winter with terrines, pies and all game birds.
The pie filling is prepared in advance and refrigerated, so that baking and serving the pie takes no more than 20 minutes.
A great classic – venison burger so much tastier than beef. Everyone loves a burger from Dad to the children.
This recipe is delicious a great twist on the average burger, the cheese is a lovely combination with the rabbit and bacon. This will become a family favourite.
The classic combinations of tarragon, juniper and venison and there is nothing like a casserole with dumplings on a winters night.