The Wild Harvest Table started as a celebration of the culinary bounty represented by wild game and fish in the Finger Lakes region of New York State. Cornell Cooperative Extension nutrition educator, Moira Tidball, started the website as a resource for game and fish recipes, nutrition information, and preparation techniques. Her partner, Dr. Keith G. Tidball, in the Department of Natural Resources and Environment at Cornell University, helped with the inception of the website and recognized potential research questions evolving from the project.
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This is a delicious hearty stew to enjoy on a cold February evening The beets give it a beautiful red color, perfect for celebrating Valentines Day February is also American Heart Health month and this healthy soup is low in fat and high in fiber, protein, iron, and potassium Venison...
This is a great, quick appetizer! Ingredients: boneless, skinless duck breast from one duck, ~6-8oz simple brine, 1 qt cold water with 2 Tbsp kosher salt (optional: clove of garlic, sprig of parsley, 1 Tbsp of brown sugar) 2 Tbsp flour, seasoned with salt & pepper 2 Tbsp...
The prized tenderloins of a deer are sometimes carved out after field dressing for a celebratory meal since they can be accessed from the internal cavity, nestled under the spine by the rib cage They are much smaller than the backstraps or loin, which are the long muscles that run along the spin...
Here is a classic beef recipe updated to use venison Make sure to carefully trim the fat and silverskin from the venison and brine the meat to insure tenderness This is a family favorite recipe adapted by Jenna Strickland, a Cornell dietetic intern working with us this semester This recipe is...
September goose season in New York has very generous bag limits, providing some meaty opportunities Smoked goose jerky is a tasty snack to have in your hunting bag as the autumn hunting season begins! Smoked Goose Jerky Ingredients: skinless, boneless breast meat from a Canada Goose...
If your first thought about eating frog legs is "nope" or "eew", you should consider giving this recipe a trythey are delicious! Plus, bullfrogs are not native to NY, so hunting bullfrogs is good for conservation and culinary reasons Here are some things to think about for procuring and...
Shepherds Pie was always a treat growing up because my mom only made it by grinding the leftover meat from a leg of lamb meal I later learned that it could be made with ground lamb or other meat and there was no need to wait for leftovers! This recipe is adapted from my family recipe and works...
Ireland is often overlooked as both a hunting destination and for it's cooking and culinary tradition, but it has both! On a recent trip to the west coast of Ireland, Keith was able to harvest a sika hind (doe), and we enjoyed a delicious tenderloin, cooked on the grill The cattle and sheep graze...
This article was published on September 5, 2023 in the journal Frontiers and Nutrition Researchers from Cornell University investigated the impact of COVID-19 on production and consumption of gardened produce, backyard poultry, wild game and fish, and foraged mushrooms, berries, and other plants in...
