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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There are worse things in life than kicking back on the boat on a gorgeous spring morning while the downriggers troll a small squid bait in the vicinity of a kokanee school. Birds are nesting and singing. Trees and flowers are in full bloom, casting brilliant hues from the lake canyon walls. You notice a sizable blob appear on the depth-finder and prepare for the strike. Moments later, you reel up a kokanee, chrome-bright and destined for the cooler. You can already taste that bold blend of curry-like flavors, coriander, chili pepper, with a sharp hint of lime. Paired with a crisp rose or chardonnay, the complexity of flavors puts this recipe at the top of the list to share with friends and family, or not, as kokanee are a prize not to be squandered.
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If there is better food to get the kids in the kitchen than finger foods, I’d like you to show it to me. These quail egg roll poppers definitely got my youngest son, James, interested in throwing on the apron and helping dad cook dinner on a dudes only night! Jalapeño, cream cheese, and some quail in a crispy shell with a spicy and sweet boom sauce will have every kid pumped to be cooking wild game.
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Yekhnes (or yakhnes) are stews that take many forms all over the Middle East, North Africa, and the Mediterranean. This particular one is a play on the Lebanese beef and potato yekhne, a super comforting dish often made with chunks of stewing beef or shank.
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It is confession time. I do not like “poppers”. Not one bit. You know the drill: cream cheese and a
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From shoat to sounder and from boar to butchering, The Hog Book covers everything you need to know about wild pigs. Check out our review of the cookbook to learn more on why it should live in your kitchen. #harvestingnature #meateater #diadue #wildhog
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Check out the latest video from The Way We Hunt for Twice Smoked Venison Potatoes! This recipe is easy to make and is a real crowd-pleaser!
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Use fresh roasted, hatch or poblano peppers to pair with some savory ground antelope in this quick and delicious cheeseburger recipe straight from the southwest.
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Dove season has come and dove recipes seem to be few and far between. On our last Harvesting Nature podcast about Grey Feathered Mini Missiles we talked about dove poppers and how they’re a goto for many but need to be elevated in a way to modernize them. We also talked about how several other recipes but the general consensus is that there aren’t many. One thing I’ve never seen is essentially “chicken fried” dove. Who doesn’t like crunching into a nice fried chicken? I figured I try a way to get the crunchiest fried dove by coating it in one of the crunchiest things around; Corn Nuts! Let me tell you this recipe doesn’t disappoint. So if you’re ready for a crunch and a new way to cook up some dove, this is the one for you!
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This is an absolutely delicious way to enjoy those goose gizzards you brought back from the hunt. Simmering them for 3 hours (or overnight in the crockpot) will result in tender meat that bears no resemblance to the chewy gizzards you may have tried in the past. Frying them until crispy and smothering them in sausage gravy only makes them better. I served them with a vinegary coleslaw laced with horseradish to cut through all of that savoury richness, but you could do something like mashed potatoes instead. After trying this recipe, you’ll not only be sure to bring every gizzard home with you from now on, you’ll be begging your friends for theirs too!
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