Game

As autumn segues into winter, one of the food highlights is game, fast enjoying a revival in popularity as people seek to eat home-grown produce. So whether you prefer pheasant, partridge or venison, it's all here!

 
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Roast Quail Wrapped in Pancetta and Vine Leaves with Grape ConfitServes 4

Roast Quail Wrapped in Pancetta and Vine Leaves with Grape Confit

Plump little quail are the ultimate in single-serving foods...and very easy to cook and serve (no carving needed!). If you can't find vine leaves, use foil instead.

 
 
Braised Wood Pigeon with Cider Apple Sauce and a Confit of Apples and ShallotsServes 4-6

Braised Wood Pigeon with Cider Apple Sauce and a Confit of Apples and Shallots

Cheap and readily available, wood pigeon is a game bird that's well worth discovering...and Delia's scrumptious apple and shallot confit makes it even more special. Serve the confit with other game birds too.

 
 
Braised Pheasants in MadeiraServes 4-6

Braised Pheasants in Madeira

A great recipe to make ahead, this one makes the best use of older birds which respond beautifully to braising with, in this case, a lovely rich Madeira sauce.

 
 
Old-fashioned Raised Game PieServes 12

Old-fashioned Raised Game Pie

Don't be put off by the long ingredients list: in fact, it's easy enough to assemble. The pie makes a superb centrepiece for a buffet and - good news - can be made ahead.

 
 
Old-English Rabbit PieServes 4-6

Old-English Rabbit Pie

This is a really delicious pie, good for a dinner party – and if you can get hold of a wild rabbit for it so much the better.

 
 
Rabbit in CiderServes 4

Rabbit in Cider

If you can get hold of a wild rabbit for this, so much the better.

 
 
Easy Game PieServes 6

Easy Game Pie

Yes, this really is easy. You can now buy packs of three different selections of ready-prepared game, or you can use all cubed venison.

 
 
Guinea Fowl au VinServes 2

Guinea Fowl au Vin

Guinea fowl is packed with flavour - and this makes a great alternative to the more usual coq au vin, a French classic.

 
 
Pot-roasted Partridges with Red Cabbage, Garlic and JuniperServes 4

Pot-roasted Partridges with Red Cabbage, Garlic and Juniper

Plenty of autumnal or wintry flavour here, as juniper, red cabbage, partridge and garlic meld into one simply brilliant pot roast. Add jacket potatoes or mash!

 
 
Pheasant TerrineServes 10-12

Pheasant Terrine

This very rich terrine is a wonderful, prepare-ahead starter or component of a buffet spread. Alternatively serve it with pickles and good bread for a lunchtime feast.

 
 
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