RECIPE: Steven Rinella Cooks Wild Game Pot Pies

In this MeatEater Web Exclusive, Steven Rinella cooks up a wild game pot pie using a variety of ground meat from recent hunts.

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[maxentius]

I know the video is a bit old, but my recommendation would be to create a roux with some butter and flour in a seperate pan, then add it into your meat and veggie mixture to create the gravy, instead of adding flower directly. With that said, its great to see game being prepared in so many different ways!

[turbocharged]

Love that you are doing more recipes!!!!

[darkfuneral]

Hands down one of the coolest guys I’ve never met. Needs to head up to northern Illinois so we can go hunting on flat grounds haha

[Saw_Squatch]

Do this but line the inside with homemade mashed potatoes and it makes like a Shepard's pot pie, really let's the gravy soak in and adds a buttery goodness to the bottom

[maxsanchez]

Needs crust on the bottom too but looks damn good

[jeremyblackwater]

I have two squirrels in the freezer right now. Is that enough for a pot pie? 🥧

[ads]

Steve, I love your work and you have taught me so much about hunting and cooking. This video is the first time I have seen you swing and miss completely. That is not puff pastry, you don't have enough (or any) liquid in your pot pie, there is no need to put sugar in the crust and you cut the veg too small. I would still love to sit down with you and eat it anytime, anyplace.

[mkeitley]

Dude have you been taking some of Rogan's Onnit supplements? Your arms are jacked!

[richardmitchell]

3:20 bull shit i would have that 2 times a week lol

[cdee]

Steve I would totally have buddies over and eat pot pie, don't tell me how to live bro

[mattybooyy]

Steve, some of us don't have cable. U need to get on Netflix or something?

[cadenbosh]

What are the things that looks like grass in the background around 2:34

[peterebel]

Steve, how did that ground meat turn out? With so much meat in the pan I'd expect it to just boil instead of brown properly. Pretty much no point in even putting it in the pan first if that's the case. 

[joshuahudgin]

Is he growing wheat grass in the background?

[richardturner]

No, the whole thing must be contained in crust.