of bold flavour and its shear size makes a statement around the dinner table. The dish features oversized Elk meatballs that are glazed with homemade BBQ sauce and served on fresh baked sub style buns with broiled cheese and fresh herbs.
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This take on an iconic American dish is the perfect combination of sweet and savoury. The double-dredged fried dove breasts
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is Butter Goose dish is prepared with marinated Canada Goose that is grilled and then served in a rich and flavourful curry made with tomato, butter/duck fat, and a special blend of authentic Indian spices as a base.
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Könisberger Klopse or German (Duck) Meatballs in creamy Lemon Caper Sauce is a German Classic and a fond reminder of the types of meals my Oma and Opa would make when I was a child. Growing up our holidays and family gatherings would always consist of traditional German dishes, cold cuts and home made Spätzle. Carp was on the menu more often than not and there would always be plates of Zungenwurst (Blood & Tongue Bologna) and Souse (Headcheese), but the Spätzle was always the best!
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We hope you have a big appetite as this double-stacked goose burger topped with fried goose skin, tequila corn and spicy queso definitely packs a punch! The goose skin is battered and fried with rendered duck fat and tastes delicious as a garnish, as an appetizer, or when eaten on its own like chips. The burger patties are well seasoned and can be made with pure ground goose or mixed with another game meat like wild boar as seen in this recipe.
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This recipe combines two of the things that I love most, waterfowl hunting and Mexican style cuisine. For many, waterfowl season is upon us and this Ganso Deshebrado or Shredded Goose recipe is the perfect way to serve up a hard earned day in the goose (or duck) blind.
This meal also lends well to the hunt camp and/or active hunter as your can dress your birds from a morning hunt, prepare your recipe and start it in the slow cooker before lunch and by the time you get home from an afternoon hunt or and evening of scouting your dish is already prepared and you can relax and enjoy a nice warm meal.
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Bulgogi is a Korean classic that is traditionally made using marinated slices of beef, pork or chicken. This dish has
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Introducing the Triple B – A juicy, stacked bacon black bear burger featuring a spiced smoky reaper hot mayo. While
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For many of us the end of the spring wild turkey season means the beginning of backyard gatherings with family and friends and the smoky aroma of your favourite barbequed meal. This Jamaican Jerk inspired dish is a great option to add to your wild game backyard barbeque repertoire and has the perfect balance of both heat and sweet.
This (wet) marinade consists of a blend or spices/seasoning including garlic, brown sugar, thyme, nutmeg, cloves, ginger, green onions and my favourite hot pepper to both grow and eat, the scotch bonnet. It can be easily modified to adapt to your preferred flavour profile or used for your fresh caught fish/shrimp or other seasonal game.
Personally, I like mine spicy and will add an additional hot pepper (or two) and let it marinate for 24 hours because the longer you marinate, the tastier your dish will be!
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Mandu is a staple dish within Korean cuisine and has origins that date back as early as the 14th century. These dumplings are rich in aroma and flavour as they consist of ingredients such as ginger, soy sauce and shiitake mushrooms. We are substituting the more traditional meat filling of beef and/or pork with the rich and distinct flavours of the Greater Snow Goose and are pairing it with spicy kimchi to create a wonderful balance between the flavour and consistency of the filling.
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