I recently learned how to make Caesar dressing from scratch and I can’t tell you enough how easy it is! I personally don’t like heavy mayo infused dressings so I like to make a vinaigrette. This vinaigrette goes well on any salad greens and you can even add an avocado to make it a bit… Continue reading Caesar Vinaigrette Slaw
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Cast Iron Venison Meatball Masala & Cauliflower
Lately I have been into making one skillet meals without trying to compromise taste. This one skillet venison meatball masala is a prime example of how to elevate wild game but also make it an easy weeknight meal. I made this dish on a Monday! A MONDAY! Mondays at our house are usually reserved for… Continue reading Cast Iron Venison Meatball Masala & Cauliflower
Mongolian Venison & Broccoli
Fast weeknight meals are becoming even more important these days. There are a lot of changes coming my way in 2020 but I don’t want that to limit me from eating the same great home cooked meals as before. Often times people tell me that the dishes I make seem to fancy or difficult- and… Continue reading Mongolian Venison & Broccoli
Venison Curry Soup
I’ve been in spring cleaning mode lately, and the last thing I want to do when I get home is cook. But being it was Friday yesterday, and an end to another long week, we had a date night with Anthony Bourdain on Hulu and a big bowl of venison curry soup. This year Adam… Continue reading Venison Curry Soup
If I Could Write a Letter to Me: Quail Karaange
“If I could write a letter, to me…” The Brad Paisley tune came to mind most recently as I sat under the oak trees by my neighbors tank, plucking beautiful little quail for dinner that evening. Like the song suggests, if I could write a letter to my seventeen year old self about this moment… Continue reading If I Could Write a Letter to Me: Quail Karaange
Have Nose, Will Travel: Scent tracking demonstrations with Jane
We all know that dogs have had a relationship with mankind for centuries. From delivering messages in war, search and rescue, hunting small and big game, herding livestock, etc.- purebreds were all created with purpose to serve humankind in some way or another. The Vikings were even buried with their beloved hunting dogs afterall. When… Continue reading Have Nose, Will Travel: Scent tracking demonstrations with Jane
Siracha Dragon Noodles & Crispy Venison Tenderloin with Zucchini
” I will take what is mine with fire and blood.” It’s true Game of Thrones is over but that doesn’t mean you can’t eat like the lady of Dragonstone, Protector of the Seven Kingdoms or a mad queen. The season finale of GOT has come and gone and life as we know it has… Continue reading Siracha Dragon Noodles & Crispy Venison Tenderloin with Zucchini
Gorganzola & Malabar Spinach Stuffed Wild Turkey Breast
I’ve been thinking about trying this idea since I harvested my turkey last weekend. Mostly because I recently purchased a beautiful hunk of gorganzola and wanted to use it in a creative way. Also because our Malabar spinach in the garden is growing fast . This vining spinach is one of my favorite things to… Continue reading Gorganzola & Malabar Spinach Stuffed Wild Turkey Breast
The Sun Sets on South Texas Turkey Season
I’ve said it a million times before- A bad day of turkey hunting is still a good day of turkey hunting. But there are “less good” days mind you. And I have experienced a few of them these past couple years. This spring I had lots of opportunities to hunt my favorite birds and it… Continue reading The Sun Sets on South Texas Turkey Season
Keep Calm & Curry On: Easy weeknight venison curry
I am not a curry expert but I sure do love it and its flexibility with whatever is in my fridge- making it an easy weeknight meal when I am busy in the garden or playing with Jane. The hardest part is not eating all the venison before plating the dish. I must admit a… Continue reading Keep Calm & Curry On: Easy weeknight venison curry