Enjoy this Roast Venison Saddle Recipe featuring red wine-braised lentils, caramelised radicchio, and pickled walnuts. A heritage venison dish perfect for special occasions or festive feasts.
Enjoy this Roast Venison Saddle Recipe featuring red wine-braised lentils, caramelised radicchio, and pickled walnuts. A heritage venison dish perfect for special occasions or festive feasts.
A dish of great elegance and self-assurance if your looking to eschew the more traditional roast dinner garnishes. A little overdramatic? Wait until you try it.
A subtle yet truly delicious twist on this Shakshuka recipe, a classic North African and Middle Eastern dish. Swaledale’s authentically flavoured Lamb Merguez Sausages add a spicy kick to this scrumptious family sharer.
While this recipe has veered off course from the classic cassoulet (due to a lack of confit goose or duck leg), it does take its inspiration from the original.
Try this easy venison pasty recipe with a rich venison filling encased in flaky shortcrust pastry. A hearty twist on the traditional Cornish pasty, perfect for cosy family cooking or festive feasting.
Elevate any special occasion with this chateaubriand recipe – a renowned steak paired with an equally revered sauce and delicious triple-cooked chips. It’s a match made in heaven.
A roast dinner celebrating one of the best cuts of meat. Simple, unassuming, and delicious, especially when paired with a gratin of these unique root vegetables.
A great way to introduce your family and friends to the rich and earthy flavours of deer meat, discover the best way to cook your venison burgers here.
A humble dish of seasonal delights, centred around these remarkable sausages alive with the punch of fresh wild garlic. Easy to pull together and so satisfying.
These wild garlic sausages have a depth and tang that makes them an ideal companion for sweet, rich pepper, with the potatoes acting as a sponge for all those tasty juices and fat.
Cherished by meat connoisseurs and chefs alike, a bone-in rib of beef is the Rolls-Royce cut from the primal rib. It’s a prime roasting joint with an unusual depth-of-flavour, thanks to the main lean muscle that has an abundance of fat marbled through it. This also keeps the meat tender during the cooking process.