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Mini Venison and Port Terrines - Serve with tomato salsa

Mini Venison and Port Terrines - Serve with tomato salsa

Makes 6 individual terrines

Ingredients
1 tbsp olive oil
1 large onion finely diced
2 cloves garlic 2 tsp cumin
1 tsp coriander
400g Woodburn Venison Mince400g pork mince
3/4 cup pistachio nuts
1 egg
seasoning
4 rashers of bacon
2 fresh bay leaves

Tomato Salsa
1 1/2 cups cherry tomatoes
1/2 finely chopped spring onions
1/4 tsp flaked chilli
1-2 tbsp red wine vinegar

Method
Preheat oven to 180 degrees. Panfry onion in oil and then garlic until fragrant. Lastly add spices, cook 1 minute. In a large bowl mix together meat, nuts eggs, seasoning and onion mix. Line mini loaf tins with bacon strips. Spoon in terrine mixture. Pack it tightly. Place bay leaves on top. Cover with tin foil for final 5 minutes to brown. Remove loaves from loaf tins, cool for 5 minutes. Combine all salsa ingredients. Serve with terrine and salad greens.

Woodburn Venison Koftas

Ingredients
400g Woodburn Venison Mince2 tbsp parsley chopped
1 tsp garlic crushed
1 tsp cumin
1 tsp coriander
Kebab skewers
1/2 cup plain yoghurt

Method
In a bowl mix all kofta ingredients. Season to taste. Divide into 16 balls. Form round skewer. Chill for 30 minutes. BBQ over medium heat until brown.

Thai Venison “Larb” Salad in lettuce cups

Venison Larb Salad Lettuce Cups

Serves 4
Recipe by Jenny Parton of Dish

Ingredients
1x Iceberg Lettuce
500grams Venison Mince
3x Garlic Cloves
2-3 Red Chilies
1 ½ Tbsp Fish Sauce
3 Tbsp Lime Juice
1x Medium Red Onion (Diced)
1 ½ Tbsp Soy Sauce
½ C Crushed Roasted Peanuts
½ C Coriander
½ C Vietnamese Mint

Method
Pan fry the Garlic with the Venison Mince, until well cooked. Allow to cool. Add all remaining ingredients. Wash Iceberg lettuce, discard outer leaves. Spoon the Larb salad into the lettuce cups. Garnish with coriander and chili strips.

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My passion for good food and a desire to educate the public about the benefits of New Zealand venison has seen my business grow from a weekend farmer’s market project to running a successful processing company.

Let’s take a step back. My husband Tony and I were successful deer farmers in the Hawke’s Bay and the Manawatu for many years. In 2000 we decided to make a change and started our business concept ‘pasture to plate’.

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Woodburn Venison Recipes

Farmed venison is a culinary treat with a mild distinctive flavour and smooth texture,without the strong gamey flavours of wild venison.

Venison tastes great anyway you cook it, but if you’re looking for some inspiration for your next venison dish you’ve come to the right place. We have tons of venison recipes and if you have a great one you’d like to share please get in contact with us. For tips on cooking venison

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