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Belgian venison backstrap recipe

Venison Medallions with Gin and Juniper

By Hank Shaw on November 27, 2007, Updated November 7, 2017 - 1 Comment

The man who got me into hunting, St. Paul Pioneer Press outdoor writer Chris Niskanen, visited this site recently and suggested I post some German and Austrian venison recipes. “I recently shot a 200-pound whitetail (field-dressed) and would like simple recipes on fixing it,” he wrote.  Well, I do have some good Teutonic venison recipes

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A bowl of winter minestrone

Winter Minestrone, Supermarkets and Brillat-Savarin

By Hank Shaw on November 25, 2007, Updated April 13, 2021 - 10 Comments

It is cold today in Northern California, or at least as cold as November gets here. It’s cloudy, too, which always puts me in a mood for soup. For some reason I cannot now recall I’d developed a yearning for winter minestrone, and not just any minestrone: I wanted Nick Peirano’s winter minestrone recipe. I

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Welcome!

By Hank Shaw on November 21, 2007, Updated May 26, 2022 - 12 Comments

Welcome to my personal blog. To those of you who know me, I also blog for my day job. But this site is for me, for my avocation, not my vocation. Here’s where I hope to tell you about the foods you can’t get at the supermarket (mostly), foods you must grow or hunt or

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Hi, my name is Hank Shaw. I am a James Beard Award-winning author and chef and I focus my energies on wild foods: Foraging, fishing, hunting. I write cookbooks as well as this website, have a website dedicated to the intersection of food and nature, and do a podcast, too. If it’s wild game, fish, or edible wild plants and mushrooms, you’ll find it here. Hope you enjoy the site!

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