Meat Eater Cookbook

[Dakota79]

Has anybody purchased the Meat Eater Cookbook?

If so would you recommend it?

Any other wild game cookbooks you folks would recommend?

 

[TN2shot07]

Check out Hank Shaw, some of the recipes involve effort but the ones I’ve had are good

 

[JTHOMP]

I got it and like it. Some of the dishes have herbs, spices, peppers, that aren't easy to find. But like most recopies I usually put my own spin to it. It has tons of different things to explore with instead of usual wild game meals.

 

[rideold]

I have a copy. It's decent. Nothing terribly earth shattering but it is nicely done. I used it the first time I cooked Oso Buca.

 

[Nick87]

I've got both of them, neat to page through but in this day and age you can find whatever recipe you want online for free.

 

[Irrelevant]

All of Hank Shaw > Meat Eater

However, I still use the MeatEater one occasionally.

 

[Fire_9]

All of Hank Shaw > Meat Eater

However, I still use the MeatEater one occasionally.

I concur

 

[Birddog08]

my wife and I have enjoyed a few meals out of there. Hank Shaw has our heart though. He has some wonderful meals in his books.

 

[Irrelevant]

One of the differences between the two, is the Hank often cites alternative methods and ingredients for those on a time crunch or when you can't find a certain ingredient.

 

[Dakota79]

I have a copy. It's decent. Nothing terribly earth shattering but it is nicely done. I used it the first time I cooked Oso Buca.

How did you like it?

 

[Dakota79]

I concur

Okay I'll check Hank out as well.

 

[Dakota79]

I've got both of them, neat to page through but in this day and age you can find whatever recipe you want online for free.

That's why I asked. I didn't know if it would be worth getting a "COOKBOOK" or not and just go to the net.

 

[deer_shooter]

Everything from Hank Shaw for sure. I have the meateater one too and like it but Hank's work is a cut above.

 

[NSDQ MT]

Agree with everyone. All of Hank Shaw’s books are amazing. But, can also be more complicated if followed strictly.
I sometimes go to The MeatEater’s Fish and Game Cookbook for something simpler.
I’ve also enjoyed Jesse Griffith’s Afield and Michael Hunter’s Hunter Chef Cookbook.

 

[KipCarson]

I have not used Meateaters but Hank Shaws “Buck Buck Moose” is excellent.

 

[Dakotakid]

Wife and I use the Barness cookbook often. It is written from the meat cuts texture or toughness rather than from the game animal.

wife commented that it is her favorite cookbook.
Slice of the wild Eileen Clark

 

[Dakota79]

Wife and I use the Barness cookbook often. It is written from the meat cuts texture or toughness rather than from the game animal.

wife commented that it is her favorite cookbook.
Slice of the wild Eileen Clark

The meat cut cut texture or toughness would be nice to read through. Especially to some of the newbies I'm trying to help get into hunting.

 

[rideold]

It seems to me that the Hank Shaw books are coming more from a culinary and food perspective and the Meat Eater books are more from a

How did you like it?

It was grand! Made me wish I had more shanks in the freezer!

 

[Runnin_Chupacabra]

Check out Hank Shaw, some of the recipes involve effort but the ones I’ve had are good

2nd this!

 

[Runnin_Chupacabra]

Agree with the above on Hank Shaw. So good that he actually has a recipe in the meateater cook book i believe. I tried his jack rabbit stew for the heck of it and it was amazing