Recipes and drinks!!??

[runaway]

Hi,

I'm wondering if any of you would like to help?

I'm looking for recipe's (starters, main courses, puddings, cakes, soups, anything and drink concocctions (sp?) that you might enjoy in the hunting season that are quick and easy to cook and prepare.

If anyone has any they would be willing to share would you PM me with them please, don't forget to give your name and what hunt you follow or are in the area of.

Thank you very much in anticipation.

x x

 

[runaway]

Come on guys don't be shy! I'm trying to collect these for a supporters club recipe book but as yet have one got one response! Help out please?

Our hunt is only small so we have limited resources to call on that's why I've posted here.

Thank you for reading, please pm your recipes...

 

[Drummer]

Hi,

Don't know if this will be any good but its very warm and tasty and good for sharing!!

Get a large camembert cheese the round ones that come in wooden next type things and you can 'poke' bits of garlic/herbs in then heat in the oven or grill till nice and melted and dip in pieces of french bread pre cut up!! I am now hungry mmmm!!!

 

[runaway]

Thanks DBBX that sounds like a good after hunting thing to russle up and share while having a tipple. Think that's certainly one for the book.

 

[faerie666]

How about this one:
Butternut squash and garlic soup
Serves about six people
Peel 2 large squashes, deseed and cut into chunks, drizzle with olive oil and some chopped rosemary.
Place on baking tray together with 8-10 cloves of garlic with the skin still on and roast in a medium oven for around 25-30mins or until the squash is soft.
Put roasted squash in a blender, peel and add the garlic, cover with stock (vegetable or chicken) and blend until smooth.
Add more stock if required, and season with salt and pepper.
Serve with a glug of double cream.

 

[seche]

SOrry didnt see this post.
Club sandwiches are familly favorite after hunting as is eggy bread or gypsy toast covered in worcester sauce - once OF COURSE horses are warm, clean and dry and usually after a long hot bath!
Hmmm what else - chick pot pie - nigellas recipe! and cheese on toast! & a large drink!

Drinks wise - a rusty nail in the hip flask is dads xmas special - no idea what goes in it - though I carry two! - one on each hip - usually sloe gin and something funky like peach schnapps in the other!! ... tend not to drink it all though these days now being able to drive the box!

 

[runaway]

Thank you to those of you who posted it is much appreciated.

Tally ho!