
Venison Gamjatang (Korean Neck-Bone Soup)
This venison gamjatang is a play on the classic Korean pork dish made with meaty neck bones and potatoes, all in a spicy red broth studded with chilies!
This venison gamjatang is a play on the classic Korean pork dish made with meaty neck bones and potatoes, all in a spicy red broth studded with chilies!
These venison Turkish manti are incredible tiny dumplings made with ground venison and dressed in yogurt and chili oil!
This crispy venison chow mein combines several techniques to make an ultra-crispy delicious meal even better than take-out!
This venison ghormeh sabzi can be made out of neck or shoulder meat. Ghormeh sabzi is a common Persian dish of stewed herbs, beans, and meat.
These Georgian venison kubdari meat pies are typical in the Caucasus region, though I used venison round rather than the traditional beef.
These venison Jamaican patties make for a delicious snack, quick meal, or can be made as part of a larger dinner.
This venison shank soup is made in the Xinjiang style of western China, where Uyghurs often braise lamb and serve it with noodles.
This is a fun take on the classic Toad in the Hole recipe, using Chinese ingredients like ginger, garlic, scallion, and soy.
Haystack salads are a fun, easy, and delicious dinner idea made popular by the Amish and other religious groups.
Venison liver may seem unapproachable, but this pâté is something that even those who swear they don’t like liver will love!
This venison shank ragù involved venison shanks getting cooked down into shreds in this luscious Italian ragù sauce.
Use wild goose breast, beef or venison sirloin to make these mouthwatering grilled skewers, popular on the streets on Nigeria!
These Turkish venison livers with onions (arnavut cigari) will change your mind if you’re not too sure about liver!
This dish has Creole origins but has become a staple all over Louisiana. The name comes from the way the livers colour the rice. This is a great dish to use up any wild game livers.
With it’s likeness to soft tofu, giant puffball mushroom works wonderfully in its place in this classic spicy Sichuan dish.
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