Guinea Fowl
Butchery, GameGuinea Fowl is the perfect bird for you if you find cooking game tricky, but would like to give something new a try.Not too dissimilar from chicken or pheasant, but with a subtle gaminess and slightly drier.Roast or braise in a stew or curry as you would a chicken, but make sure to adjust your timings accordingly as guinea fowls are a little smaller and generally contain half the amount of fat as a chicken, meaning they can have a tendency to dry out if not cooked with care.£9.99Pheasant
Butchery, GamePheasant season in the UK begins on the first of October and ends the first of February. Once the birds have been hung for at least three days after the hunt - their feathers plucked and bodies gutted - they make a fine meal, particularly when combined with seasonal fruits and vegetables such as chestnuts, apples, squash, celeriac, mushrooms and cobnuts.£6.00Redcurrant & Rosemary Venison Shoulder
Butchery, Game, Mid Week MealsBoneless locally shot free-range wild venison shoulder, marinated in a redcurrant and rosemary glaze, wrapped in caul fat.Approx 1 KG£19.99Whole Rabbit
Butchery, GameSucculent and tender whole wild rabbit direct from the heart of the Kent countryside - a healthy game alternative.Average 1.2KG - 1.5KG£15.00
