This old-fashioned recipe for mincemeat contains ground meat and suet, but don't worry, it doesn't taste meaty. It's very rich and delicious, and makes the most delicious mince pies, tarts, and pastries. This is a traditional mincemeat, echoing the flavors of Christmas and Yule tables of many centuries past!
View RecipeMarinating in red wine infuses maximum flavour while the acidity from the wine also tenderises the meat, and helps to keep it moist.
View RecipeBacon Wrapped Venison Onion Bombs are a delicious and easy-to-make dish perfect for meat lovers. These tasty treats consist of ground venison, wrapped in bacon and stuffed with onions. They're easy to cook, and the end result is a juicy, savory flavor explosion.
View RecipeThis traditional recipe is a great way to enjoy an often overlooked but incredibly nutritious part of wild game. If you don't have access to venison liver, you can substitute beef, pork, or chicken livers in this recipe. After poaching, you can serve them as a side or main, or in a bowl with the poaching broth as a warming soup.
View RecipeShaCha(æ²è¶) is a complicated sauce, it was derived from âSatayâ sauce of Indonesian region. This recipe is fast and simple, but very flavorful. It makes a delicious main dish to serve with rice, turn into noodles stir-fry, or an amazing taco filling! (Trust me, weâve been having those for a whole week and we still love it!)
View RecipeFall-apart slow cooked venison pot roast served with creamy mashed potatoes
View RecipeSmoked venison roast is an excellent introduction to game meats and is equally enjoyable for those familiar with venison. Every slice is incredibly succulent, and the rich earthy flavor of the meat comes through beautifully. That rich earthiness is made better with crushed peppercorns and fresh herbs to finish! Use oak or hickory pellets if youâre a fan of smoking woods with a medium intensity, or go fruity for a more balanced profile.
View RecipeA garlicky game sausage that is often served at the holidays, but is delicious anytime. Traditionally, wiejesca was made with pork and veal, but this venison version is fantastic. Great on the grill, smoked, pan-seared, or gently poached.
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