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  • June 14, 2013

    Food Fight Friday: Venison Kabobs vs Elk Backstrap

    By David Draper

    While I’m betting most of the people who read this blog fire up their grill year round, summertime is when things really heat up over the coals (or propane). As proof, here are a couple of photos Wild Chef readers have sent my way.

  • June 12, 2013

    A Couple of Contest Winners (What the Heck Took So Long?)

    By David Draper

    Last week’s “What The Heck Is This?” contest garnered about 50 correct responses, though I suspect only about the first 10 or so actually recognized the device as a biltong cutter. Of all the correct entries, Neuman23’s number came up in the random drawing, so congratulations to him and thanks to everyone else who entered their guesses.

    I’ve also been remiss in picking a winner for the Worst Cooking Disaster contest back in April. T. Rebel and I finally got on the same page and came up with our favorite stories. There were some doozies, including DigHunter digging into some under fried chicken after some late-night shenanigans and Bowhunt3r’s tale of his brother’s attempt at making pizza dough. If you haven’t read those—or the rest of the great entries—it’s worth the time just for the laughs.

  • June 11, 2013

    Recipe: Taksim Square Sumac Sauce

    By David Draper

    The recent news coming out of Turkey has me reminiscing about my trip there last summer. After a few days spent in Antalya visiting with the innovator behind the UTS-15 shotgun, I kicked around Istanbul for a week just experiencing an amazing city. The apartment I rented was just off Taksim Square, the center of the ongoing protests, and a lot of my favorite meals from Turkey came from the spider web of streets branching from İstiklâl Caddesi, the avenue leading to Taksim that’s been the sight of some of the worst of the clashes between protestors and police.

  • June 7, 2013

    Food Fight Friday: A Surf & Turf Battle of Blue Crabs, Striped Bass, and Venison Backstrap

    By David Draper

    If any time of year begs for surf and turf, it’s early summer. The fish (or in this week’s case, crabs) are in season, and there’s usually still a bit of venison in the freezer from last season. Those steaks will slowly disappear as summer wanes on, so two of our readers took advantage of the larder in this week’s Food Fight with a couple wet and wild dinners.

  • June 5, 2013

    A Surprising Cocktail Discovery: Gin and Dry Lemon

    By David Draper

    One of my favorite things about traveling overseas is discovering new flavors. Of course, the problem with these delicious discoveries is trying to translate them once you’re back home. Such is the quandary I’ve come to after a recent trip.

    As many of you have surmised, I spent some time in South Africa last month, testing out that new Benelli autoloader that Phil Bourjaily hinted about awhile back. Like Phil, I’m sworn to secrecy until early next year, but I will reiterate his assertion that this new shotgun represents some significant design improvements to the popular and reliable Benelli system.

  • June 3, 2013

    Contest: What the Heck is This?

    By David Draper

    My friends at Cabela’s were kind enough to hook me up with some goodies from their prize vault, so I decided to start a new contest called “What The Heck Is This?” From time to time, I’ll post a picture of a kitchen-, cooking- or otherwise food-and-drink related utensil and see if Wild Chef readers can guess what it is.

  • May 31, 2013

    Recipe: Texas Citrus-Glazed Fish with Arugula Salad

    By Jonathan Miles

    Brighten your fillets with fresh fruit, agave, and tequila.

  • May 31, 2013

    Food Fight Friday: Turkey Bites vs Vinaigrette Marinated Turkey

    By David Draper

    I know it’s the end of May, but I still have turkeys on the brain. Probably because I got schooled by them this season. Luckily, there have been several Wild Chef readers who filled their tags and have been filling my inbox with the results in the form of turkey photos and great recipes, including these two.

  • May 28, 2013

    Name Change for Farm-Raised Venison?

    By David Draper

    Would venison by any other name taste as sweet? That's the question venison producers in New Zealand are asking themselves as they try to market their wares in Europe, where farmed venison is popular fare. According to an article from Radio New Zealand, venison farmers there are looking to use the name Cervena as a marketing tool in Germany and other European countries as a way to drum up flagging sales:

    “The deer industry is considering whether to have another go at marketing New Zealand venison in Europe under the name Cervena.

  • May 24, 2013

    Recipe: Chef Edward Lee’s Fried Trout Sandwiches

    By Colin Kearns

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