Cultures/Canadian/Wild game stew
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Wild game stew

Wild game stew is a hearty and rustic dish that showcases the rich flavors of various wild meats commonly hunted in Canadian wilderness, such as venison or moose. It is a comforting meal traditionally enjoyed in colder months and reflects the resourcefulness and connection to nature of Canadian hunters and Indigenous peoples.

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Indigenous70%
Canadian30%

Ingredients

  • venison or moose meat
    2 lbs
  • carrots
    2 cups chopped
  • potatoes
    2 cups chopped
  • onions
    1 cup chopped
  • celery
    1 cup chopped
  • wild mushrooms
    1 cup sliced
  • game stock or beef broth
    4 cups
  • juniper berries
    1 tbsp crushed
  • bay leaves
    2 leaves
  • salt
    to taste
  • black pepper
    to taste
  • butter or oil
    2 tbsp

Method

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This stew originated from Indigenous and early settler traditions where wild game was a primary protein source, combining local ingredients and preservation techniques to sustain communities through harsh winters.

Ingredient ancestry breakdown

Indigenous70%
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