http://foodbloggers.co.uk/thegamechef A Food Blog on cooking wild game by Mark Gilchrist, he uses only wild meat and seasonal produce. Fri, 13 Mar 2009 04:59:43 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en I have spent a great deal of my working life trying to stimulate people who are older than I am, whether it has been in order to start some game-related business venture or simply to get a member of the last generation to try some woodpigeon. I ... http://foodbloggers.co.uk/thegamechef/2009/03/12/game-cooking-with-the-next-generation-the-future/ The greatest problem that I am faced with in trying to get game cooking, shooting and my lifestyle anywhere is changing the opinion of the masses. This problem of trying to bring about change is not just difficult with those who have no interest in game or are apathetic about ... http://foodbloggers.co.uk/thegamechef/2009/01/18/recycling-misconception-as-fact-eventually-misconception-becomes-fact/ on the subject of game cooking you can tell in four questions how much anyone knows about the whole topic, 1) what is the your favorite venison dish? if the person fails to give different cooking methods to different species of deer then be worried, the term venison is not used by anyone who has a good ... http://foodbloggers.co.uk/thegamechef/2008/12/25/game-the-facts-and-the-fools-thoughts-hanging/ Mark Gilchrist is the head chef and director of 'Game For Everything'. He specialises in cooking game and only uses wild meat and seasonal produce to make his signature game pies and cater for events and dinner parties. He’s not afraid to experiment either and will confidently add an unusual ... http://foodbloggers.co.uk/thegamechef/2008/11/09/the-game-chef/