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A Wild-Game Culinary Experience

On Sunday, March 24, the Garden & Gun Club hosted a Wild-Game Culinary Experience with James Beard Award-winning chef Chris Hastings. Guests savored an assortment of wild-game appetizers and charcuterie and indulged in a paella prepared on a Sea Island Forge fire kettle.

 

Special thanks to:

Chef Chris Hastings

Prime Wine & Spirits

The Spotted Trotter

Sea Island Forge

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G&G Club executive chef Ann Kim and chef Chris Hastings welcome guests to the G&G Club in Atlanta, GA.

G&G Club executive chef Ann Kim and chef Chris Hastings welcome guests to the G&G Club in Atlanta, GA.

Smoked arctic char blinis with caviar appetizers from G&G Club.

Smoked arctic char blinis with caviar appetizers from G&G Club.

Prime Wine & Spirits provide a great selection of wines for the event.

Prime Wine & Spirits provide a great selection of wines for the event.

A wild-game inspired charcuterie spread from The Spotted Trotter in Atlanta.

A wild-game inspired charcuterie spread from The Spotted Trotter in Atlanta.

Hastings greets guests and signs copies of his cookbook, The Hot and Hot Fish Club Cookbook: A Celebration of Food, Family & Traditions.

Hastings greets guests and signs copies of his cookbook, The Hot and Hot Fish Club Cookbook: A Celebration of Food, Family & Traditions.

Hastings tosses wild turkey into the paella dish.

Hastings tosses wild turkey into the paella dish.

The final product—rabbit, wild turkey, and mudbug paella.

The final product—rabbit, wild turkey, and mudbug paella.

Hastings shares fire kettle cooking techniques while he plates paella for guests.

Hastings shares fire kettle cooking techniques while he plates paella for guests.

The G&G Club staff pours Bridge Over Troubled Water, a specialty cocktail featuring Blade & Bow Bourbon, for attendees.

The G&G Club staff pours Bridge Over Troubled Water, a specialty cocktail featuring Blade & Bow Bourbon, for attendees.

An attendee departs with a special lapel pin from Hastings.

An attendee departs with a special lapel pin from Hastings.