A Burgundian classic: rabbit braised gently in a Dijon mustard, white wine and cream sauce until tender and silky, with mushrooms as an optional addition.
Egypt's hamam mahshi, adapted for the American kitchen: squab stuffed with smoky green wheat and warm spices, poached until tender, then fried until crisp.
This venison stew with root vegetables is deep, dark, and incredibly comforting, the kind of meal that makes the whole house smell like “something wonderful is happening.” Tender cubes of venison (or beef, if you prefer) are slowly simmered with onions, carrots, parsnips, and potatoes in a rich, herb-scented broth until the meat is fall-apart soft and the vegetables are silky and sweet.
Andesteg is a wonderful recipe to use with wild duck in season. It is also a recipe to try when you want to give your thanksgiving or Christmas celebrations international flair.