Fry the bacon crispy in a hot pan without
butter.
Belgian endives puree: keep a few leaves
aside and make a puree with the rest of the
chicory by cutting the stalks into strips and fry
them in a pan in butter with chopped onions
and crushed garlic. Put the hand blender in the
pan and blend to puree with a spoonful of
cream, salt and pepper and a chicken stock
cube.
Pheasant: fry the pheasant fillets until golden
brown on all sides in foaming butter in a frying
pan where you can put a lid on. Let simmer on
a low heat. Cover and let rest.
Sauce Brabançonne: deglace the casserole
with game stock. Strain, add cream and a
bottle of Belgian Palm beer. Season the sauce
and let boil down. Thicken the sauce if
necessary.
Fried onions: bake the fresh peeled little silver
onions in butter, sprinkle in the end with a little
sugar and let caramelize shortly. Deep-fried
onion rings: fry some red onion rings.
On the dinner plate: divide three pieces of
sliced filet. Pour the sauce with a spoon on top
of it. Garnish now at your inspiration with the
other ingredients: raw endive leaves a spoonful
of chicory puree, beetroot julienne, fried red
onions, fried silver onions, crispy bacon.
Garnish with blood cherry leaves and beetroot
shoots. Serve with potato croquettes.
pheasant
à la Brabançonne
pheasant fillets
game stock
julienne beetroot
Palm beer
silver onions
granulated sugar
red onions
blood cherry leafs
shoots of beetroot
smoked bacon
ground chicory
butter
onion
garlic
cream
salt & pepper
chicken stock
Ingredient
quantities
are
only
listed
when
absolutely
necessary.
Making
the
right
choices
when
following
a
recipe,
with
your
fiery
passion
for
cooking,
that's
creative cooking
!