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Traditionally, game is a term applied to meat from wild animals and birds that are hunted, such as deer and pheasants. These days, it also includes certain farmed meat such as quail, which is always farmed. Game is hung to allow the flavour to develop. The longer the meat is hung, the more "gamey" the flavour, so tell your game supplier how you like it.

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  • Sussex Gourmand in

  • Sussex Gourmand

    Sussex Gourmand produces award-winning artisan cured meats. They pair their Sussex beef bresaola and Sussex venison bresaola with flavours of the field and forest to create exquisite canapé kits.

  • Adsdean Farm in

  • Adsdean Farm

    Family owned and run farm shop nr Chichester, selling their own home-produced beef and pork, plus locally reared lamb

  • Spring Barn Farm in

  • Spring Barn Farm

    Farm shop in Lewes stocked full of Sussex produce, with restaurant, children's play area and campsite

  • Redlands Farm Shop, Horam in

  • Redlands Farm Shop, Horam

    Redlands is a farm shop in the true sense, for owners Ali and Henk raise lamb, beef and chickens the traditional way right there. Eggs come fresh from the hens; meat is properly hung.

  • Union Jack Farm Shop, Cowfold in

  • Union Jack Farm Shop, Cowfold

    The Union Jack Farm Shop at Cowfold in West Sussex is a real gem. This welcoming little shop proudly displays local, free range and, in some cases, organic products.

  • Rother Valley Organics, Rogate in

  • Rother Valley Organics, Rogate

    Producer of the finest fresh organic free range Aberdeen Angus Beef, also selling organic free range meat from other local farmers
 
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