The Top 10 best pheasant recipes need the right game to start with...

We are familiar with including Italian flavours in our everyday cooking, but don’t often think to do so with game. This Italian pheasant recipe shows just how delicious this combination can be. From Mike Robinson’s book, Wild Flavours, this recipe named after Gennaro Contaldo melds the flavours of the Mediterranean…

Pigeon pie

For some proper comfort food, try Drew Ackroyd’s recipe for pigeon pie. It is fantastically hearty and the filling can be made with whatever you have in the fridge. No matter how weird and wonderful, be brave with your combinations to discover your favourite filling. For more pigeon recipes, woodpigeon…

Rum and ginger sticky toffee pudding

Supper is not complete without a proper pud, rules Philippa Davis. We may not like to admit to enjoying something sweet, but this rum and ginger sticky toffee pudding is simple to make and guaranteed to be met with delight. For more puddings, try our pear, ginger and whisky crepes…

Sloe and windfall apple cheese

Sloe and windfall apple cheese is one of the most delicious and unusual accompaniments to traditional cheeses and a good complement to game. If you want to astound your friends with gifts from the hedgerow, you can’t go far wrong with sloes. Package the cheese up into jars, add a…

Haggis pakora

Haggis pakora is a delicious starter that will use up your Burns Night leftovers. Surprise your guests with this fusion of Scottish and Indian cuisine, which cleverly brings haggis together with a favourite Indian fried snack. For more inspiration on how to serve up haggis leftovers, try our millerighe haggis…

Top 7 best recipes for Burns Night

Millerighe haggis pasta with pesto is a warming and comforting dish for miserable, January days. Instead of binning your Burns Night leftovers, have a go at this delicious recipe and put them to good use. The pesto can be made up to a day in advance, so it is a…

Frozen game birds

Frozen game birds always seem to be wasting freezer space rather than making delicious suppers at this point in the season. Rather than groaning at another full bag destined to go unused, learn how to make this game soup and use up all of your frozen stock in one go.…