Game to Eat

 

THE COUNTRYSIDE ALLIANCE FOUNDATION

A tasty and healthy alternative to Lamb, Chicken, Beef or Pork

January 2012 newsletter

Welcome to the Game-to-Eat newsletter for January 2012, featuring venison stir-fry, pheasant braised in cider and the elevation of the humble parsnip. 

 
 
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Welcome to The Countryside Alliance Foundation's Game-to-Eat campaign's January 2012 e-newsletter...

bringing you all the latest news from the world of delicious wild British game!
In this e-newsletter:
  1. Hello 2012
  2. Make the most of Game
  3. Don't pass up a parsnip
  4. Fancy a Twitter
  1. Competition time

 

 
Game to Eat
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1. 

Hello 2012
 

 

Happy New Year to you all! New Year is of course a great time for change and resolutions, so why not make this year a healthy one.
 
There is no reason eating healthily can’t be an enjoyable experience, just replace lamb, beef or pork with delicious lean game. Pheasant and partridge and venison contain less than 120kcals per 100g and are high in protein so will make you feel fuller for longer. Rustle up a tasty, nutritious dish for your family like this Venison Stir Fry
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

2. Make the most of Game


 

 

The pheasant and partridge shooting season finishes next month, so be sure to make the very most of it. Whether you prefer classic dishes or meals with a more modern twist, game is versatile enough to be used in all kinds dishes from British pies to Mediterranean stews to Asian curries. To get you started we would suggest this great easy dish for Pheasant breasts braised in cider, it’s tender and tasty and suitable for both casual dinners and entertaining.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

3. Don’t pass up a Parsnip

 
 
 

 

 

Along with game, you’ll want to serve a nice vegetable side dish to accompany it and we think there’s nothing better than a terrific parsnip. The sweet, humble parsnip is a fantastic compliment to all types of game, so we have a glorious recipe to show you how good a match they are - Roast Partridge with thyme butter, wild mushrooms and parsnip puree- a true winter warmer.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

4. Fancy a Twitter

 

 

 

We love talking about all things to do with game, and we love hearing from you. You can get in touch with us through Twitter and Facebook to have your say on glorious game and discuss just what your best recipes and methods are. Simply follow us on twitter @GametoEat or on facebook http://www.facebook.com/Gametoeat it couldn’t be easier.
 
 
 
 

 


6. Competition time!


 

 
Thanks to our friends The Potted Game Company we have some delicious prizes to give away. Gloucestershire-based The Potted Game Company is a partnership between two young and talented chefs who produce some fantastic potted meats and fish sealed with clarified butter. Among the range are Potted Pheasant with Roasted Hazelnuts and Smoked Bacon and Potted Rabbit with Cider and English Mustard. Visit www.pottedgame.com for more information.
 
For your chance to win a mixed box of 10 pots simply answer the following question correctly:
 
On what day does the Partridge shooting season end?
 
a) 1st March
b) 1st April
c) 1st February
 
Click here to enter
 
 
 
 

 


 
January 2012
 
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