As the chill of winter lingers, you can find yourself craving hearty meals that are both satisfying and nourishing. This recipe for venison steaks with honeyed root veg, spiced chickpeas & sheep’s cheese is the perfect answer to that craving.
With the game season well underway and with warming stews, casseroles and one pot meals on the menu, this one is a firm favourite for those cold days. The red wine enriches the sauce and the redcurrant jelly adds a touch of sweetness.
Slow-smoked venison haunch is gently braised with winter vegetables, red wine, and aromatic spices to create a rich, deeply comforting stew. Served alongside savoury cheese and fig scones, this dish balances hearty warmth with a subtle sweetness for a perfect cold-weather feast.
A rich, smoky venison chilli is simmered with tomatoes, spices and a hint of sweetness, creating a bold and hearty filling. Served in warm tortillas and topped with fresh, zesty garnishes, these tacos deliver a perfect balance of heat, freshness and comfort.
This is a classic Burns Night dish, or delicious on any autumn evening when venison and roots are well in season and last year’s batch of sloe gin is ready for opening. Don’t waste the marinade – transform it into a delicious rich sloe gin butter sauce.
Get a taste of smoky perfection with Aston Prideaux’s Smoked Venison Stew, featuring hearty vegetables and rosemary dumplings. A BBQ delight!
Experience a delectable spin on barbecue with our Venison Kofta Kebabs, expertly seasoned and grilled to perfection. Best with tzatziki.
Celebrate with Kamado Joe’s patriotic Venison & Smash Haggis Burger, a delicious mix of flavours paired perfectly with a Wild Beer. It’s more than a meal, it’s a taste of Championship spirit!
A hugely popular street food dish in Peru is the spicy anticuchos skewer, commonly made using ox heart (or from any of many other beasts). Here I used fallow deer heart as it‘s readily available to me here in south-west of England.
