American Recipes
Green Chile Mac and Cheese
A classic mac and cheese recipe with added roasted green chiles and pheasant.
Award-winning chef and author Hank Shaw’s collection of wild game recipes. These wild game recipes cover venison, duck, goose, pheasant, rabbit and more.
Hundreds and hundreds of recipes for virtually every game animal in North America, ranging from a large selection of venison recipes, to recipes for ducks and geese, rabbits, squirrels and hares, as well as wild hogs, doves and basically every upland game bird there is.
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American Recipes
A classic mac and cheese recipe with added roasted green chiles and pheasant.
Pasta, Risotto, Gnocchi
Little pasta-dough gnocchi from Sardinia, these are malloreddus. Fun to make and great with a pork ragu.
Eastern European
A Hungarian paprikash recipe with nokedli dumplings. I use pheasant for this recipe, but chicken or other white meat also works.
French
This is a classic French mushroom sauce for steak based off a Julia Child recipe. Try it on your next venison steak.
Wild Game
If there is one sauce you need to know as a wild game cook, it is Cumberland sauce. Savory, rich and a little sweet, it is a classic sauce for venison, duck, or any dark game meat.
French
How to make chicken consomme, a classic, clear French soup. You can use all sorts of other poultry, too, like pheasant, turkey or quail.
Scandinavian
Swedish potato dumplings, kroppkakor, filled with shredded meat and fried in butter, then served with caramelized onions and lingonberries.
American Recipes
A recipe for poblano corn chowder with shredded chicken or other white meat. Basically a Southwestern or Mexican corn chowder, it's a great late summer supper.
Asian
Dan dan noodles are wheat noodles, tossed in a sesame, soy and chile oil sauce, topped with spicy ground meat, venison in this case.
Mexican
Classic sopa de lima soup from the Yucatan typically uses chicken, but you can use any white meat, in this case, chachalaca, a chicken cousin.
Mexican
Pozole is a classic Mexican soup. This is the green version I make with pheasant or wild pig, hominy, tomatillos, green chiles and avocado. Damn good!
Mexican
Chile verde is my go-to Mexican comfort food. Works with many meats, and can be eaten as a stew or on tortillas.