The Detroit Chapter of Safari Club International is very fortunate to have Ray Hollingsworth, executive chef of the Loon River Café, serving on its Board of Directors. Ray is an avid big game hunter and fisherman who pursues game with a passion. His passion does not end in the field, however. Ray is a world-class chef who specializes in the preparation of wild game. Anyone who has sampled Loon River's menu and experienced a "Walpole Island Duck Salad", or "Hunter's Style Rainbow Trout" will attest to that. Chef Hollingsworth has shared a few things and offered some help on preparing your trophy after it is down.

To assist you in preparing your dish, we have included several recipes directly from Chef Hollingsworth’s kitchen. Better still, if you want to sample some of these first hand and avoid cleaning dishes, visit Ray at the Loon River Café

·Big Game·

Deviled Venison

Hawaiian Style Venison Chops

Pan Beef Stew

Pan Glazed Venison with Cranberry and Balsamic Vinegar

Venison Tips Hunters Style

Steak and Egg Pie for Men

·Small Game·

Pan Fried Pork with Pears and Red Cabbage

·Fish and Seafood·

Mandarin Steamed Whitefish

Dry Rubbed Walleye with Pan Roasted Tomatoes

Pan Fried Lake Trout Hunters Style

Pan Fried Halibut W/Mango and French Dressing

Pan Fried Fish Dry Rub Mixture

Pan Fried Walleye and Spinach Mustard Cream

Pan Fried Whitefish with Tomato-Cilantro Salsa

Pickerel Monterey

Poached Shrimp in Cajun Water

Red Pepper and Lemon Walleye

Salmon and Sesame Sauce

Salmon and Chip Dip Saute

Salmon and Cucumber Stroganoff

Spicy Perch Nacho

Salmon with Opal Basil Vodka Sauce

Spicy Fish Sauce

Steamed Pickerel

Walleye with Potatoes and Wild Mushrooms and Champagne Sauce

·Poulty and Fowl·

Citrus Grilled Turkey Cutlets

Duck and Apple Schnapps Pot-Pie

Pan Roasted Partridge with Garlic and Lemon

Wild Turkey and Chesse Stew

·Side Dishes·

Hot and Spicy Sausage and Pasta

Pinconning Cheddar and Asparagus Soup

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

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