Wild turkey can be succulent, tender, moist, and delicious. Pair that with French cuisine that combines butter and white wine to make a beurre blanc sauce, and you have a match made in gastronomy heaven.
A recent trip to Hawaii inspired contributor Brad Fenson to create a chimichurri sauce variation, where cilantro, cumin and lime juice produce a new twist on the traditional blend.
These 100 percent wild-game meatballs are full of flavor, and the addition of delicious Mongolian sauce and toasted sesame seeds garnish allows you to serve them as an hors d’oeuvre or as a meal over rice.
Building a sauce with layers of flavor is a great way to utilize the dark meat from an old gobbler, and adding mushrooms and herbs sourced in the outdoors is an excellent reminder that we can live off the land and utilize all edible parts of what we harvest.
Cooking grouse with apricots and fragrant spices is reminiscent of the tart and often tangy berries that grow in the wild, which naturally make a great accompaniment for the forest grouse.