Ribeye with Chanterelle and Pink Peppercorn Cream Sauce
This ribeye with chanterelle and pink peppercorn cream sauce is an amazing way to enjoy a bounty of wild gold, aka chanterelle mushrooms!
This ribeye with chanterelle and pink peppercorn cream sauce is an amazing way to enjoy a bounty of wild gold, aka chanterelle mushrooms!
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These barbecue dolmas are stuffed with chopped bacon, ground beef, smoked havarti cheese, and bbq sauce. Um, yes please!
These shawarma spiced goose legs on crispy potatoes with toum were inspired by the Lebanese shawarma shops in Ottawa that I often visited!
These venison steaks with creamed hominy and pigweed recipe uses both wild game and wild edibles to create an incredibly delicious dish!
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This wild pork loin with wild strawberry and tarragon vinaigrette is a gorgeous treat to eat in June when wild strawberries are in season!
This canned moose poutine is the perfect way to enjoy the moose or venison you pressure canned. A Quebecois classic!
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This Mongolian mushroom stir fry has nothing to do with the cuisine of Mongolia, but it is coated in the eponymous sweet and salty sauce!
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