Welcome to the game recipes section of ShootingUK, where we turn your hard-won quarry into proper feasts. From pheasant recipes and venison recipes to wild duck recipes and partridge recipes, we celebrate game meat cooking without the pretentious nonsense.
Our game recipes cover everything from classic roast pheasant and venison stew recipes to inventive ways with pigeon recipes, rabbit recipes and grouse recipes. Whether you’re wondering how to cook venison properly or searching for easy game recipes that won’t intimidate dinner guests, you’ll find practical guidance here.
Discover wild game recipes, game bird recipes, and game meat preparation tips that actually work. Slow-cooked game recipes for tough cuts, quick game recipes for weeknights, and impressive game dishes for when you need to show off. From field to fork, our game cooking features come from people who shoot, cook, and appreciate that the best part of any shooting day is often eating the results afterwards.
Amy Willcock: A perfect partridge dish which sings with seasonality from Amy Willcock.
Game recipes: Potted goose: This month he’s come up with a recipe for goose legs, and it’s a cracker!
Recipe for steamed game pudding: If you have plenty of game why not try steamed game pudding?
Rabbit pot pie: A rabbit pot pie is sure to make your family ask for seconds.
Woodpigeon: The meat from woodpigeon is delicious and lean, so don't waste it!
This month Mark prepares Collared dove breast with a pea and parmesan risotto.
Marsdens: Good food will ensure the health, survial and quality of your reared birds, say Marsdens.
Woodpigeon recipe: Woodpigeon recipe for woodpigeon on an orange and olive oil dressed lentil salad.
A recipe for deep fried squirrel with warm apple and hazelnut salad
Duck: A fabulous little duck salad to cure the end of season blues.
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