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Game cookery

PUBLISHED: 12:50 02 August 2012 | UPDATED: 15:04 28 November 2012

Mark Gilchrist

Mark Gilchrist

Sporting Shooter's new cookery writer is Mark Gilchrist


 

 

Sporting Shooter's new cookery writer is Mark Gilchrist, head chef and director of Game for Everything, a company specialising in everthing game-related, whether it is supplying home-cooked meat pies and preserves, demonstrating cookery skills at game fairs, or catering for events large and small. Each month in the magazine, Mark will be taking us through some of the best recipes that make use of seasonal game.




Teal Recipes


Pigeon Recipe


 

Pheasant Recipes



 

Pintail Recipes






 

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