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    Got Game

    Got a freezer full of game. Duck, Pigeon & Pheasant breast, rabbit and venison. Trouble is I'm running out of ideas as to how to cook the stuff. Anybody got any nice recipe's for game?
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    Re: Got Game

    I tend to use venison in preferance to beef, it (like most game) is terrible if over cooked. A simple but good combination I use is fillet of venison with stilton and mushrooms, venison gets a quick blast on a griddle then add mushrooms and stilton, then under the grill.

    Pigeon breasts with either black pudding or chorizio works well with light salad. Could work well with pheasant.

    Game pie (some of each), good place to use the rabbit

    Norman Tebbit wrote a good game cook book, wife picked a copy up from the book people.

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    Re: Got Game

    My absolute favourite food of all time..
    Crispy shredded duck in pancakes with spring onions, cucumber and Hoisin.. omm nom nom!
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/da...is_67779.shtml

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    Re: Got Game

    try and get hold of some 2 fat ladies recieps - they do plenty on game too.

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    Re: Got Game

    Cold venison with a layer of good mustard (or horseradish) in a sandwich is damned fine too. This is more of a left over tip, I know, but venison at mine tends to be as part of a roast or in a game pie.

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