Game & Port Pie

This pie is a real boozy winters treat to warm you up after a day in the cold! Cooking with game meat is a joy as the flavours are so different and not often used. The great thing with this pie is the choice of game meat to use is entirely up to you. Experimenting is the best way to find your favourite flavours and this recipe has took some time to perfect.
Don't forget the extra special ingredient, a good splash of Ruby Port, enjoy!!
Game & Port Pie
This pie is a real boozy winters treat to warm you up after a day in the cold! Cooking with game meat is a joy as the flavours are so different and not often used. The great thing with this pie is the choice of game meat to use is entirely up to you. Experimenting is the best way to find your favourite flavours and this recipe has took some time to perfect.
Don't forget the extra special ingredient, a good splash of Ruby Port, enjoy!!
Steps
- 1
Start by separating your mixed game from your venison and then dice your meat into equal sizes and season thoroughly with salt and pepper.
- 2
In a (very) large frying pan/wok, fry the pancetta, onion and the garlic cloves in 100g of butter until the onions start turning brown.
- 3
Add the diced venison and cook for 5 minutes on a high heat. After the venison is seared, add the mixed game and cook for a further 5 minutes.
- 4
Now combine both stock cubes with the boiling water and the Worcester sauce and add to the pan. Slowly pour the red wine and port evenly into the mixture and season once again.
- 5
Now the pie mixture is complete, leave to simmer on a low to medium heat for 1 hour, stirring every 10-15 minutes.
- 6
Whilst the pie mixture is simmering, mix the butter, salt and flour together until you make a consistency simmilar to breadcrumbs. Once achieved, combine with the water to make a smooth dough. Take two thirds of the dough, roll out over flour and line your baking dish. Use the remaining dough to make a lid for the pie.
- 7
Once the mixture is cooked and you have your pie dish/dishes lined with pastry, scoop in the mixture with a good helping of the gravy that the meat has been cooking in. Place the pastry lid on the mixture, crimping around the edges. Finally, brush the pastry with egg for a glazed finish and put in the oven for 20-25 minutes at 200c.
- 8
Now remove from the oven and serve with mashed potatoes, seasonal veg and a big helping of gravy made with the left over juices, enjoy!!!
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