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Venison Steak With Celeriac Mash

Venison Steak With Celeriac Mash

27 February 2026

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This venison steak with creamy celeriac mash is the kind of dish that feels like it belongs on a restaurant menu, yet it’s beautifully simple to make at home. The venison is tender and deeply flavoured, paired with smooth, buttery celeriac mash for a lighter alternative to potatoes. To elevate it further, we have added our beef organs powder which is also rich in collagen and colostrum. A powerful nutritional boost that blends seamlessly into the dish without altering the overall flavour. The perfect dinner to impress your loved ones or to treat yourself to something extra special.

Serves 2 

Ingredients

  • 2 venison steaks 
  • 1 medium size celeriac - peeled and chopped into chunks 
  • A generous knob of butter 
  • 50g grated parmesan cheese 
  • 2 heaped tablespoons (20g) of Organised 
  • Salt and pepper to taste
  • An handful of greens of your choice - we used tenderstem broccoli

Serve with: 

A generous drizzle of our homemade gravy 

Method

  1. Add the chopped celeriac to a large pan and cover with plenty of boiling water and a pinch of salt. Cook on a medium heat for 10-15 minutes until very soft. 
  2. Drain and place the celeriac back in the pan. Using a hand blender blend until smooth and fluffy.
  3. Add in the knob of butter, parmesan and Organised. Mix until well combined. 
  4. To çook the steaks heat up a pan on a high heat,. Once hot add a knob of butter or beef tallow. When is bubbling away add in the steaks. Cook according to your preferred taste. 
  5. We would recommend 1 1/2 minutes on each side for rare and 2 minutes for medium rare. 
  6. Remove from the pan and let the steaks rest on a chopping board for 5-8 minutes. 
  7. Serve with the celeriac mash, greens and gravy. 

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Venison

  • 1A shopkeeper in a Welbeck apron holding two whole cheeses in the stone courtyardWelbeck Farm ShopMeat, fruit & veg · Worksop, Nottinghamshire4.7 (878 reviews)Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm; Sunday, 9am to 4pmVenison
  • 2Tory Hill HouseTory Hill HouseRaw milk & eggs · Croom, Limerick4.9 (104 reviews)Friday and Saturday, 11am to 3pmWild venison
  • 3The Dorset Meat CompanyThe Dorset Meat CompanyMeat · Templecombe, Somerset4.6 (538 reviews)Venison and game
  • 4Fordmore Farm ShopFordmore Farm ShopMeat · Cullompton, Devon4.4 (427 reviews)Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm; Sunday, 10am to 4pmWild venison

Butter

  • 1Old Hall FarmOld Hall FarmRaw milk, meat & eggs · Bungay, Norfolk4.6 (794 reviews)Raw butter
  • 2Seven SonsSeven SonsMeat · Roanoke, Indiana4.9 (4536 reviews)Monday to Saturday, 10am to 6pmGrass fed butter
  • 3Ballymaloe Cookery School, Organic Farm and GardensBallymaloe Cookery School, Organic Farm and GardensRaw milk · Shanagarry, Cork4.5 (250 reviews)Farm butter
  • 4The farming family, two adults and two children, standing together in the evening lightFen Farm DairyRaw milk · Bungay, Suffolk4.7 (517 reviews)Open daily, 6am to 8pmBungay butter

Cheese

  • 1Low Sizergh BarnLow Sizergh BarnRaw milk · Kendal, Westmorland and Furness4.5 (3108 reviews)Open daily, 9am to 5.30pmLocal cheese
  • 2Klein FarmsKlein FarmsRaw milk & eggs · Easton, Pennsylvania4.8 (2138 reviews)Open daily, 8am to 7pmCheese
  • 3Green Earth OrganicsGreen Earth OrganicsFruit & veg · Corrandulla, Galway4.9 (217 reviews)Organic cheese
  • 4Armagh CreameryArmagh CreameryRaw milk4.8 (21 reviews)Brie style cheese

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