THE COUNTRY GIRL’S BLOGS

Welcome to our blog posts page, home to an array of informative field to fork recipes, reviews, country fashion advice, introductions to British brands, stories from our fabulous ladies and their fantastic journeys throughout their country pursuits and much more. We want to make this space an educational hub for all those interested in country life. So grab a brew, put your feet up and enjoy hearing from some of our incredible writers x

WILD Spring Supper Club

Written by Eat Wild

Eat Wild, renowned for its passion for sustainable, wild food, and Black Chalk, an award-winning English wine producer, announce their collaboration to host a Spring Supper Club on Saturday 23rd… Read more »

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Back On The Peg

Written by Lucy Allen

I was absolutely delighted to be asked to share the exciting journey of On The Peg Clothing with the Country Girls UK family.   My name is Lucy, and I’m the owner and managing director of the brand,… Read more »

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Sustainable, nutritious, and delicious: Schools make the move to a wild meat menu

Written by Eat Wild

Wild meat, including venison and feathered game which has been reared and released to top welfare standards in the British countryside, has been introduced to a collective of schools. Tops… Read more »

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Crispy Bang Bang Pheasant

Written by Keith Greig

We are always looking for new and inventive ways to enjoy wild meat, and Keith Greig (@keithcooks_ on Instagram) has some wicked recipes up his sleeve! This crispy bang bang… Read more »

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Fall In Love With Game

Written by Wild and Game

Game meat specialists Wild and Game have produced two meal boxes ideal for a Valentine’s celebration. If you’re looking to stand out from the crowd with something different on Valentine’s… Read more »

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Dandelion Honey Garlic Chicken Wings, a Sweet & Sticky Sensation

Written by Alex Russon, Hunter Gatherer Cooking

Forget the Buffalo, Embrace the Buzz! Move over, sriracha! There’s a new wing wonder in town, and it’s buzzing with springtime sunshine and garlicky goodness. Yes, we’re talking about dandelion honey… Read more »

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Traditional Scottish Haggis Recipe

Written. by Fiona Stewart

The Burns Supper is a tradition that commemorates the life and works of the acclaimed poet, Robert Burns. Typically, these celebrations are held on or around the 25th of January,… Read more »

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Women’s Shooting Breeks: How To Choose Yours

Written by Lucy Allen, On The Peg

I was excited to receive my first invitation of the season, to be greeted by a cloud of tweedy dust and moth holes resembling what were my old faithful breeks.… Read more »

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Ardmoor’s Christmas Gift Guide

Written by Ardmoor

With Christmas on the horizon, ArdMoor can help you with a selection of amazing gifts for those who love outdoor adventures and sporting activities. A great range of gifts from… Read more »

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Venison Ragu

Written by Bonnie Baker

As December greets us with a carpet of russet leaves, we naturally gravitate towards deeper flavours and seek comfort in the Winter kitchen.  I cook a lot of venison throughout… Read more »

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