My toad in the hole recipe is one of the classic dishes from the back catalogue of British cuisine. It’s a dish of pure comfort and the perfect home for venison sausages.
My toad in the hole recipe is one of the classic dishes from the back catalogue of British cuisine. It’s a dish of pure comfort and the perfect home for venison sausages.
Try this venison haunch steak recipe, featuring tender, medium-rare steaks paired with glazed carrots and a rich green peppercorn and thyme butter. A simple yet flavourful dish that highlights the natural richness of venison.
Are you feeling brave to cook something a little different? How about this wonderful, rolled Venison neck — given the right treatment, it really is a treat.
A saddle of venison is a beautiful thing to cook. And don’t forget about the braised radicchio that will make you jealous of the good people of Northern Italy.
A warm, flaky pocket of comfort and deliciousness, don’t tell the proud Cornish folk of our foray away from beef, but the venison makes for a tasty variation.
So often served cooked and I love to eat venison raw. This recipe works very well with beef also using either sirloin or fillet.
Here is something a little different! A spicy, jungle-style curry served up in a loaf of bread and so typical to South Africa.
There is something uniquely satisfying about celeriac, bacon, and cabbage cooked in this way, with the prunes making it a perfect marriage for this lovely venison joint.
Venison Pad Krapow recipe from Valentine Warner offers a quick and delicious lunch option.