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06/01/2012
This recipe comes from David Tanis, a chef at Chez Panisse in Berkeley, California. Continue...
Issue #126
02/28/2008
The hearty flavor of this lean, game meat is showcased in this simple recipe.
Issue #110
10/29/2007
Chef Zak Pelaccio cooks heritage goose this way, serving it with sautéed cabbage, bacon, and apples.
Issue #81
10/20/2005
Alice Waters shared this recipe with us when we visited her in Turin, Italy.
Issue #69
03/01/2002
To intensify this stew’s earthy flavor, use dried porcini (instead of crimini) instead of fresh.
Issue #58
08/23/2002
One year at the Bracebridge Dinner in Yosemite, this dish was made with cold-smoked pheasant breast.
Issue #55
10/03/2001
The French-Canadian restaurant La Ferme Enchantée gave us its version of this hearty, traditional stew.
Issue #47
12/12/2007
If pheasant hunting and mushroom foraging aren't your thing, you can always order them by mail.
Issue #31
03/18/2002
The meaty breasts of moulard ducks work best in this recipe.
Issue #19
03/18/2002
Originally the guinea hens were stuffed with coarsely chopped Toulouse pork sausage when prepared in France. But in the U.S., we recommend using fresh, unseasoned pork sausage.
Issue #19
11/15/2007
Celebrated chef Jean-Louis Palladin developed this recipe especially for SAVEUR.
Issue #15
08/08/2007
This approach to quail is guaranteed to convert the game wary.
Issue #14
08/08/2007
For a good grouse recipe, we turned to English chef Simon Hopkinson's Roast Chicken and Other Stories.
Issue #14
08/08/2007
This recipe, whose origins are from the French countryside, is adapted from Elizabeth David Classics.
Issue #14
09/06/2007
For a crispy outside and moist interior, brown the rabbit quickly, then finish cooking the dish in the oven.
Issue #9
01/17/2007
The ultimate “come-as-you-are” dish, jambalaya employs whatever food is handy—in this case, quail.
Issue #4