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Finished blood sausage recipe on a plate with tomatoes and parsley.

How to Make Blood Sausage

By Hank Shaw on March 16, 2009, Updated August 1, 2022 - 99 Comments

If you want a blood sausage recipe that’s approachable, this is the one. It is a Portuguese blood sausage that combines pork, pork fat and pork blood into a cohesive whole. I’ll walk you through how to make it.  I’m from New Jersey, and much of what I learned about how to interact with others

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Filed Under: Charcuterie, Recipe, Spanish

spring rabbit recipe

Braised Rabbit, and a New Way to Look at Food

By Hank Shaw on March 2, 2009, Updated December 28, 2020 - 15 Comments

This is a dish called Winter into Spring, something to make with rabbit, pheasant or turkey while the weather is still changeable.

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Filed Under: Recipe, Wild Game

ethiopian venison chops

Exploring My Ethiopian Roots

By Hank Shaw on February 16, 2009, Updated January 25, 2021 - 11 Comments

I’m not entirely sure why, but I have been thinking about my Ethiopian roots lately. No, not my genetic roots. I’m talking about my time as a line cook in a restaurant called The Horn of Africa in Madison, Wisconsin. This was my first restaurant job. I started as a dishwasher. I was in Madison

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Filed Under: African, Recipe, Venison, Wild Game

duck buffalo wings recipe

Wild Duck ‘Buffalo Wings’

By Hank Shaw on February 6, 2009, Updated May 28, 2021 - 12 Comments

Yes, of course I watched the Super Bowl! Haven’t missed one since the mid-1970s, and I must say that this was an excellent game, even if I didn’t care about the teams themselves (I am still in afterglow from the Giants’ win last year). And for me, the Super Bowl isn’t complete without yummy fried

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Filed Under: Ducks and Geese, Recipe, Wild Game

pheasant cacciatore in a bowl

Pheasant Cacciatore

By Hank Shaw on February 4, 2009, Updated November 6, 2020 - 30 Comments

I do a lot of comfort food with big, flavorful, stew-y things loaded with tomatoes and herbs and some sort of meat. In this case the meat is pheasant, and what better dish than pheasant cacciatore? Hunter’s style. The French call it chasseur, the Spanish cazadores, the Italians cacciatore. This dish in its variations exists in

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Filed Under: Italian, Pheasant, Grouse, Quail, Recipe, Wild Game

Close up of duck rillettes.

Duck Rillette

By Hank Shaw on February 2, 2009, Updated October 20, 2020 - 51 Comments

Duck rillette. If you know what this is, you definitely know your food. If you don’t, think of it as a fancy way to say “potted meat.” See the difference? I’d eat “rillette.” Potted meat evokes images of SPAM and other industrial horrors. A rillette is basically a preserved, fatty meat product pulverized enough to be

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Filed Under: Charcuterie, Ducks and Geese, French, Recipe, Wild Game

Eating the Mystical Snipe

By Hank Shaw on January 22, 2009, Updated June 22, 2015 - 16 Comments

I went on my first-ever snipe hunt recently, and as soon as I had four of the little marsh birds in hand I began plotting an appropriately glorious way of cooking what has been something of a questing beast for me. I devised what I thought would be such a plan, and Holly and I

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Filed Under: French, Recipe, Wild Game

A knife, shears and a whole grouse, ready for cutting.

Cutting a Whole Chicken or Pheasant

By Hank Shaw on January 8, 2009, Updated August 2, 2022 - 36 Comments

Cutting a whole chicken, pheasant, grouse or turkey is exactly the same process — they are all related, gallinaceous birds, after all. I’ll walk you through how to cut up a chicken or grouse for cooking step by step so you can make the best use of all the parts.  Cutting a whole chicken or

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Filed Under: How-To (DIY stuff), Pheasant, Grouse, Quail

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Hi, my name is Hank Shaw; I’m a James Beard Award-winning author and chef. I started this site back in 2007 to help you get the most out of all things wild: fish, game, edible wild plants and mushrooms. I also write cookbooks, have a website dedicated to the intersection of food and nature, and do a podcast, too. If it’s wild, you’ll find it here. Hope you enjoy the site!

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