With the holiday in full swing lets take a look at a simple recipe that can be created using any wild of domestic turkey. This recipe came to me when I was asked by a magazine if I could create “Thanksgiving in a single bite”. At first I was trying to think what this meant, I mean I could add all the flavors of Thanksgiving … Continue reading Stuffed Turkey Breast with Apple & Sausage Stuffing
With Saint Patrick’s Day around the corner let’s take a Wild look at a classic Irish American dish… Corned Beef. Now being the wild chef I can’t just take a hunk of beef from the store and pull this dish off, no I needed to wild it up a little. In this Recipe I used my Weston Slow Cooker and my Weston Meat slicer. … Continue reading Corned Venison
Cooking with my daughter has to be one of my favorite things to do in this world! Tonight we created one of her favorite meals using our favorite meat on this planet…. VENISON! Enjoy this super simple recipe that the whole family will love. Simple Venison & Broccoli (Beef & Broccoli Style) Ingredients: 1 pound Venison, thinly sliced 2 cups … Continue reading Simple Venison & Broccoli
Slowly I pull the heart from my deer and carefully remove it from its protective sack, my hunting buddies look at me and ask…. “Why are you saving that?” I get that question asked to me more times than not, and asked by veteran lifelong hunters. My simple and truthful answer is always “To eat it.” Where did we lose our taste for the … Continue reading Smoked Wild Game Hearts
This world of instant fame through social media can affect people in different ways. I was private messaged by a female friend who simple wrote. “Your post about fake hunters really hit home. This year I killed a 4point buck with my bow at 34yards he died about 75yards from where I shot him. I was so proud of myself for getting a deer with … Continue reading Never Be Ashamed.. Interview of Anna Delattre
As I sat listening to the rain fall outside this recipe came to my head. I thought of a gloomy old pub on the cobble stone roads of London. Thinking back to a time I sat there eating a hot bowl of Beer & Cheddar soup. The guy next to me was enjoying some bangers and mash and the smell was incredible. Between the Beer & … Continue reading Grilled Elk Bratwurst Beer & Cheddar Soup
Okay, okay, okay I hear ya…. Many of you have been bugging me for my chili recipes over and over again, I hear ya and here ya go. So with chili it’s all about the seasoning, you can add whatever you want to your chili but if you don’t have the base seasoning it’s just a bowl of meat and beans (Unless you’re a beanless … Continue reading Wild Game Chili and DIY Chili seasoning mix
Wild boar has become one of the southern states most popular game to hunt. In many states there is no limit to how many wild boar you can harvest. This invasive species breeds like rabbits with litters ranging from 5-10 piglets on average twice a year, plus female piglets become of breeding age starting around 12-13 months. So with so many pigs running around out there lets take a look at … Continue reading Wild Boar Barbacoa & Black bean and corn salsa
I love being Irish and one of the best things about being Irish is the food. I hear from people all the time that Irish food is bland or they don’t like it. It confuses me because I’ve never eaten a bland Irish dish. that being said lets jump right onto the emerald green shore and enjoy this traditional Irish stew. Now I subbed out the … Continue reading Irish Venison Stew & Homemade Soda Bread
After a long day walking in the fields what better way to celebrate your successful hunt then with delicious home cooked meal from your hard earned bounty? Pheasant hunting has to be one of my favorite hunts from the crisp early mornings to the dogs hitting hard point on those beautiful roosters. Not only do I love hunting them but I love eating them more. If … Continue reading Pheasant Tortilla Soup
