
“Thanksgiving” Stuffed Turkey Wings
These “Thanksgiving” stuffed turkey wings are perfect if you want a smaller holiday meal, or if you’re missing Thanksgiving flavours!
These “Thanksgiving” stuffed turkey wings are perfect if you want a smaller holiday meal, or if you’re missing Thanksgiving flavours!
These haggis Scotch eggs are a real treat! Leftover haggis gets wrapped around eggs, breaded, and deep fried for the ultimate snack.
This venison haggis is made from the deer’s organs, meat, and Scottish oats. As is traditional, it is served with neeps and tatties.
These venison bulgogi kimbap rolls are a wild take on the famous and delicious Korean version of sushi, which is often made with meat.
This tropical lake whitefish employs segmented citrus, cilantro, smashed avocados, and fried plantains to give it a sunny disposition!
This goose and black trumpet chop suey is a wild take on the Chinese-American classic, using Canada goose breast and black trumpet mushrooms!
The Intrepid Eater’s Chicken Rice is my take on the classic dish Hainanese chicken rice, which is enjoyed all over China and SE Asia.
This Portuguese-style walleye and potatoes dish was inspired by the many delicious cod and potato dishes found in Portugal.
This black walnut garo is a wild take on the delicious Georgian condiment that is often served with roast chicken, or smeared onto bread.
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 venison and kimchi stew is based on the incredible Korean dish soondubu jjiggae, a hearty tofu stew usually made with beef or seafood.
This venison dal gosht is a wild take on a traditional northern Indian or Pakistani spicy stew of dal (lentils) and meat (gosht).
This cheesy spaetzle dish is my take on käsespätzle, a rich German side dish of tiny dumplings covered in cheese and onions!
This German blaukraut, or braised red cabbage is a beautiful dish whose tartness and sweetness will help cut through any rich meat it’s served beside!
Weihnachtsgans, or German Christmas goose, is a holiday tradition in Germany. I scaled down the recipe and made it with one breast for a smaller crowd.
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