Joshua Hopkins, executive chef and co-owner of Abattoir, has built his reputation around utilizing whole animals in his cooking, crafting dishes like tripe noodle soup and duck rillettes. His ...

Behind an antique two-pump gas station on the seaward side of Highway 1, up a path of stone steps laden with native plants and the fog-driven ghosts of Henry Miller and Anais Nin, before a stretch of ...

Skip the turkey and chicken and be adventurous with quail. This recipe comes from Simply Ming, hosted by award-winning chef Ming Tsai. Heat a large oven-proof skillet over medium heat. Add olive and ...

Season the quail and reserve. Heat canola oil in a large saut� pan over medium heat; add bacon; saut� until barely crisp. Add the quail and cook on both sides until golden — about three minutes ...

For the salad: Chill salad greens and carrot strips until ready to serve. Combine mustard and honey; set aside. Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a small pan and fry shallots until softened, about 2 minutes.

Pistachios work better than other nuts as a crust for fish or chicken, or even quail. They aren’t as unctuous and oily, and they don’t burn or ooze when you press them into skin or flesh to be seared.

Three Southern classics are in this recipe: bacon, pecans, and cornbread. They complement the gentle flavor of the quail, which is a good dinner-party choice since it can be stuffed a day in advance.

Clean any remaining feathers and/or bone fragments from the birds. To make the stuffing: In a skillet, brown the sausage. Add celery, onion and bell pepper. Cook until translucent. Sprinkle with ...

This quail is soaked in a secret marinade and roasted in a blazing tandoor. The result? Juicy meat, crispy skin, and even crunchy bones. She Had No Idea Why She Was Pulled Over – Then She Saw the ...

Many people who love quail rarely cook it at home, said David Tanis in The New York Times. Yet “nothing could be easier”: It’s like roasting a chicken, but in half the time. You might have to order ...

A down-home dish that utilized Alabama native species of wild game and vegetables was crowned champion recently at the Alabama Wildlife Federation (AWF) Wild Game Cook-Off Finals at AWF’s Lanark home.