Published on 12th February 2016
Venison with pear “du curee” chutney and celeriac tagliatelles
Sauce poivrade
- 5kg Venison bones
- 100gr Carrots
- 100gr onions
- 100gr celery stick
- 1/2pc garlic head
- 50gr Tomato paste
- 5l Chicken stock
- 0.5gr 1/2 glace
- 100gr Paris mushrooms
- 100gr Red wine vinegar
- 1.5l Red wine
- 5pce juniper berries
- 10pces black peppercorn
- bay leave thyme
- 1tbsp cranberry jelly
- 30gr Guanaja stock
- Roast the venison bones until golden in an roasting tray
- Strain then roast the garnish adding the tomato paste at the end
- Put everything in a high stockpot to cook for at least 5 hours. Pass through a fine chinois.
- Reduce to a proper consistency
- Slice the paris mushrooms and add to the crushed juniper berries and black pepper corn
- In a low pot caramelized the mushrooms deglaze with the red wine vinegar and the red wine
- Put in the rest of the aromatic garnish
- Reduce by one third before adding in the venison stock
– When the sauce is reaching the proper consistency put in the cranberry jelly and only to finish during the service the chocolate –
Fallow Juice
- 2200gr Fallow
- Qs Black pepper
- Qs Guerande salt
Clean the saddle and remove the sinus. Keep in sunflower oil.
Poached Pears
- 2000gr Pear “Du curee”
- 2400gr red wine “Maury Pouderoux”
- 200gr muscovado sugar
- 24 gr cinnamon stick
- 4 orange zests
- 16 cloves
- 4 vanilla beans
- 15 star aniseed
- Cut vanilla beans in half, grate them in the wine
- Warm up the wine; add the sugar, Incorporate spices and bring to boil
- Add in the pears cook according to the maturity of fruit
- Remove from the stove and cool down.
Spice Mix
- 30gr Confit lemon peel
- 60gr muscovado almond mix
- 2gr sarrawack black pepper
- 10gr Juniper berrie
Dry all the ingredients and powder individually. Then weight out all the ingredients and mix them together.
Celeriac puree
- 400gr Celery
- 80gr olive oil emulsion
- Qs salt
Cook the celeriac in a vac pouch, when tender pass through the thermomix and emulsify with the olive oil emulsion.
Celeriac tagliatelle
- 1kg Salsifis
- 1l sage
- 0.1kg butter
Clean, peel and shave the salsifis. After a minute, sweat the salsifis in butter, deglazed with sage and reduce until glazed.
Source: Sixtyone
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