One of the all time classics of British cuisine, this time featuring truly delicious venison sausage nestled in a blanket of Yorkshire pudding batter.
One of the all time classics of British cuisine, this time featuring truly delicious venison sausage nestled in a blanket of Yorkshire pudding batter.
A simple combination of flavours, where the distinctive notes of the venison are allowed to shine.
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.