Mashed Potatoes with Spruce Tip Swirl
These mashed potatoes with a spruce tip swirl are a delicious and impressive dish to present to guests during the spring time!
These mashed potatoes with a spruce tip swirl are a delicious and impressive dish to present to guests during the spring time!
These pheasant back and kasha knishes are baked goodies stuffed with wild mushrooms and buckwheat, done in the New York style!
This spruce tip pickled pike is the perfect thing to make with smallish pike that are biting hard in the spring when the spruce are budding!
This venison alla pizzaiola is a wild riff on the famous Neapolitan dish known as “pizza makers steak” or bistecca pizzaiola.
These ginger scallion bear dumplings are a wonderful way to eat ground bear meat. Always make sure the dumplings are cooked past 145°F on the inside!
These roasted spring veggies with curry oil are a medley of fiddleheads, hosta shoots, and pheasant backs, roasted and served with curry oil!
This creamy tarragon pheasant and pheasant back mushrooms uses both the bird and mushroom with the bird’s namesake in a dreamy rich dish!
This spring forager’s curry uses bullhead catfish and plenty of foraged spring treasures to augment its Thai-inspired coconut curry base!
This Filipino wild pork sinigang is a sour tamarind-laced soup that is popular in the Philippines. I made mine with wild hog!
This morel and fiddlehead pasta with ramp butter is a fantastic way to use up some of your spring foraging bounty!
These shaved venison bagels with horseradish cream cheese make for a hearty handheld meal and are absolutely delicious!
These blackened alligator tacos are topped with a macque choux corn salsa and remoulade sauce for a real Cajun mash-up!
This rice with wild vegetables is based on the Japanese dish sansai gohan, or rice with mountain vegetables. I used local wild edibles.
This Japanese coltsfoot gomae is a take on the series of Japanese dishes that consist of vegetables tossed into a delicious sesame sauce!
This miso-milk braised wild pork tenderloin is a fantastic way to enjoy fully cooked wild pork and avoid potential trichinella parasites.
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