
Pheasant Gado Gado Salad
This pheasant gado gado is an Indonesian style salad that uses braised pheasant meat, as well as a host of other delicious ingredients!
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This pheasant gado gado is an Indonesian style salad that uses braised pheasant meat, as well as a host of other delicious ingredients!

This confit-roasted rabbit is slow cooked in duck fat along with rosemary and garlic until crispy on the outside and lusciously tender.

This Xi’an style spicy rattlesnake is made in the western Chinese style with cumin, scallions, and chili crisp!

This rabbit biryani is made in the Hyderabadi style with marinated pieces of rabbit, spices, and basmati rice!

These curried frog’s legs are a departure from the usual garlic-butter ones you see. Creamy and spicy, they’re a real delight!

Deboning a rabbit isn’t all that hard, just watch this video to learn how! Deboned rabbits can be stuffed, rolled, tied, and roasted.

These sweet and spicy jalapeño quail or doves make for an addictive snack or meal. Fry some up for your Labour Day long weekend!

Scottish Grouse and Oatmeal Soup This delicious grouse and oatmeal soup, inspired by the hearty soups of Scotland, is the perfect thing to warm you

This rabbit and chanterelle picnic pie uses an old English way of making pies which makes them even better to eat cold, like when on a picnic!

Video – This Scottish grouse and oatmeal soup, inspired by the hearty soups of Scotland, is the perfect thing to warm you up on a cold rainy day!

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 ruffed grouse, porcini, and sunchoke risotto is an elegant creamy take on the traditional Italian dish that will definitely impress!

These Trini rabbit roti wraps are a play on Trinidadian curry chicken, wrapped in roti. Rabbit makes for an amazing substitution for chicken!

This Georgian ruffed grouse tabaka is an amazing dish to make with your whole plucked grouse or partridge. You could also use Cornish hens.

This pheasant and maitake xôi mặn is basically a Vietnamese hodge podge on rice, with delicious pheasant and maitake (hen of the woods) mushrooms.