We are very proud of our multi bird roasts - they are certain to provide the centrepiece for an unforgettable Christmas dinner!
Traditionally, all the birds are boned, then placed inside the largest bird in layers and sewn up. However, this means that only the lucky few getting the middle slices of the roll get to taste every bird.
At Trevilley Farm we bone the outer bird - normally turkey or goose - and then bone and piece the smaller birds, placing them the whole length of the roll - ensuring that everyone gets to taste all the different birds within. An absolute treat and half the fun is guessing what meat you are eating!
We do not mass produce 'set' rolls - we make each multi bird roll to order.
You can choose any combination and size from the following birds:
turkey, goose, chicken, duck, pheasant, partridge and pigeon.
Want to add stuffing?
Choose from:
Chestnut
Lemon & Thyme
Cranberry
Sage & Onion
Outside of the Christmas period, we can still produce our multi-bird rolls, however, we will have to use frozen geese, turkey and game. Whilst we believe that this does not adversely affect the quality of the roll, it does mean that you will not be able to freeze the roll prior to cooking.
Contact us to order, for queries or for a quote:
By phone: 01637 872 310
or by email: shop@trevilleyfarm.com
Remember to include what birds you would like included, how many people you wish to feed or what finished weight you want the roll to be.
Multi Bird Roll Size Guide: an average serving of cooked meat is approx 250g. Bear in mind that, like any solid piece of meat, its cooked weight will be less than its raw weight, so allow 300g plus per person as a minimum; more if you would like leftovers.
Click here for our recommended cooking instructions.
Our Multi Bird Rolls are all made using the finest locally sourced birds:
The geese are free range and the turkeys are free range bronze - both are reared on Trevilley Farm.
The chicken is free range from a Cornish farm.
The duck is from the Cornish Duck Co.
The pheasant is wild from the Trewithen Estate.
All other game used is wild and local.
