Everything you need for your Christmas feast

Gamekeepers Christmas meat

Our Christmas range this year includes old favourites as well as some new additions and all promise sumptuous flavours.

  SHOP CHRISTMAS COLLECTION  

 

Our curated collection of Christmas products features some of Victoria’s finest — free-range Berkshire Ham from Raven’s Creek, free-range Numurkah Turkeys, limited-release free-range goose, and expertly crafted in-house turkey rolls and porchettas.

By buying directly from us, you’ll not only get access to this premium meat but also enjoy exceptional value for your Christmas feast.

And to make Christmas even easier, we can deliver straight to your door until Sunday, 22nd December (for Inner Melbourne only). No queues, no crowds — just the finest quality meat. 

We’ve got everything you need for your Christmas feast:

  • Free-range Raven's Creek Berkshire Ham: whole and half traditionally wood smoked
  • Boneless Ham: 3-4kg & 5-6kg traditionally wood smoked
  • Free-range Numurkah Turkey: whole and rolled
  • Limited Release Whole Goose
  • Whole Duck
  • Victorian Pork Rack Roast
  • Pork Loin Porchetta: rolled and stuffed
  • Grain Fed Beef Eye Fillet Roast: trussed
  • Free-range Lamb Leg Roast
  • Irish-style Pork Chipolatas
  • Beef Suet: for making Christmas puddings (see more below)
  • Pork Mince Stuffing 
  • Premium Duck Fat

 

TIPS & TRICKS FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS FEAST:

Turkey Cooking Tips

Turkey cooking tips

The Perfect Glazed Ham

The perfect Christmas Ham

Crackled Pork Rack Roast

Crackled pork rack roast

 

COOKING YOUR CHRISTMAS PUDDING WITH GAMEKEEPERS SUET:

Beef Suet is the secret ingredient to making the perfect traditional  Christmas pudding. It is made from the fat that surrounds the kidneys of the cow and is the firmest of all the animal fats. It has a high melting point and the flavour profile is clean and surprisingly not beefy.

Stir up Sunday is a centuries-old tradition of gathering the family to make the Christmas pud. Each member of the family stirs the pudding from east to west to symbolise the start of the journey of the three wise men and then makes a Christmas wish. The day falls on the last Sunday before Advent and this year it falls on Sunday 24th November.

Even though most families can be complicated, the Christmas pudding can be quite simple. It’s a delicious mix of dried and fresh fruits and spices and all bound together with suet, flour and butter. 

Here are our tips & tricks on making your own:
  • use good quality dried fruit and soak your fruits overnight
  • use room temperature citrus fruits & eggs
  • for a lighter texture, use beef suet and sift your flours two or three times
  • if you're a traditionalist, hide a coin in your pudding but make sure you wrap it in foil. When this tradition started, coins where made from gold or silver but times have obviously changed. 
  • store in a cool, dry place for at least 4 to 5 weeks before planning to consume. Eating the pudding immediately after cooking could cause it to collapse, and the flavours will not have had time to mature.
  • serve with homemade custard and brandy butter.

    Gamekeepers Suet for Christmas puddings

     

    GAMEKEEPERS MEAT: Treat friends and family to a festive Christmas this year with Gamekeepers meat. Delivered straight to your door, we have the perfect selection of meat for summer roasts, sharing platters or the outdoor bbq.

    As a proudly Victorian owned business, our products are locally sourced, expertly prepared by our master butchers. Make your Christmas cooking simpler this year by ordering online with Gamekeepers meat.

    DELIVERY: Check our delivery locations across Victoria, with the post code checker here.

    RECIPES & INSPIRATIONS:  View all cooking inspirations here.

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