Summer drink recipes | BBC Good Food

Well, I was going to make an elaborate talk about this, but I decided against it since I usually save elaborate talk on anything for Facebook.

That, and my page crashed in the middle of the last attempt to post this elaborate talk, so, all things considered, I decided not to & to remain an open book here on not much to say.

But, for that matter, my Facebook visitors & people will hopefully visit over here sometimes: this is also meant for them as anyone.

So, today being Pentecost Sunday, I wanted to post quick game recipes with a few (save me) drinks to run with, for a table thought.

That’s all.

Summer Drink Collection

How to make frozen cocktails | BBC Good Food

There’s on in every crowd.

How to Make Frozen Cocktails

Rustic courgette, pine nut & ricotta tart recipe | BBC Good Food

Rustic Courgette Pine Nut & Ricotta Tart

Rustic harvest fruit tart recipe | BBC Good Food

Rustic Harvest Fruit Tart

Spotty Pudsey cake recipe | BBC Good Food

Spotty Pudsey Cake

Hot salmon parcel recipe | BBC Good Food

Hot Salmon Parcel

Roast pheasant with ricotta & Parma ham recipe | BBC Good Food

Roast Pheasant with Ricotta & Parma Ham (that is Prosciutto)

Guinea fowl tagine recipe | BBC Good Food

Guinea Fowl Tangine

Wild Game Bourguignon Using Elk Bison or Wild Boar Meat – Cooking Buffalo

Elk Meat Bourguignon

Savory Duck Stew

Spatchcocked poussin | delicious. magazine

If you are in a place where this fowl isn’t listed anywhere by looking for it, the idea is to get a very small game bird in hand in the kitchen, a small hen, pigeon, quail, squab, something like those. In Europe & the Islands there concerning, these birds, pouissin, are cultivated chicks for culinary use, taken just about at the age of 5 weeks. (To me this is very interesting cultivation, since, worldwide, it is reported in agricultural treatise & news, that small chicks in coop litters suffer so greatly in farming neglect at times, in growing to full age, that they are a multiplying problem to the fowl industry platform. Food for thought; sometimes, better everything.)