doe stew with fried medlar

doe stew with fried medlar

The doe stew. Finely chop onion, leek, celery, carrot and garlic. Fry in butter. Pour the preparation into a deep casserole. Make a fresh bouquet garni of bay leaf, parsley, rosemary and thyme. Put this in the cooking pot and pour over with veal stock. Season with star anise, cloves, crushed juniper berries, pink peppercorns, nutmeg, mill pepper and rock salt. Dust the meat with flour and sear it all around in a pan with fizzing butter. Add the stew meat to the preparation in the casserole dish. Add red wine and simmer for 2 hours over low heat. Meanwhile: cut celeriac and butternut squash into brunoise. Clean and quarter brown mushrooms. Clean pearl onions. Fry each of these vegetables separately in a little butter and then add them together. Keep warm. Fry a piece of petit salé bacon crispy on the outside and then cut it on juicy dice. Add these to the fried vegetables. Keep warm. Make a compote of fresh cranberries with a few tablespoons of granulated sugar and a dash of water. Cut a few stew apples on slices, remove the core and fry them on both sides in hot butter. Dust with cinnamon powder and cassonade sugar. Put away warm. Keep the casserole with baking scones. Remove the cooked meat from the stew and keep warm. Press the stew through a chinoise (sieve) and add cream, a few strips of dark chocolate and a few spoons of cranberry compote. Thicken the sauce if desired. Add the preparation of celeriac, pumpkin, pearl onions, brown mushrooms and bacon. Mix everything with the venison and bring to temperature. The medlars. Wash the medlars and put them in a bag in the freezer a few hours before. When they are deep-frozen, put them in a glass jar and put them in the microwave for 4 to 5 minutes until they are thawed and half cooked.
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red wine celeriac butternut squash brown mushrooms pearl onions bacon (petit salé) cranberries granulated sugar apples cinnamon powder brown sugar cream dark chocolate medlars potato croquettes
Place the medlars in the frying pan in which the apple slices are cooked, add extra butter, sugar and cinnamon powder and leave to cook covered for about ten minutes until the skin bursts and they are cooked. Check this with an awl-prig or barbecue skewer. Fry potato croquettes in the airfryer. On the dinner plate: put two slices of caramelised apple with fried medlars on top and some warm cranberry compote. Furthermore a large scoop of stew meat and finish off with potato croquettes from the airfryer. All in all it takes a good three hours of cooking time for this recipe, but it's worth it. Surprising result with a 'forgotten fruit' in the leading role.
Autumn! Time for game and also for a "forgotten" fruit: the medlar. Don't be fooled. If you are to believe most of your internet hobby chef colleagues, this fruit has to be as rotten as a... medlar, before you can do anything with it. Wrong, then. It is simply a cousin of the apples and pears and can be treated that way in the kitchen. Put the fresh fruit in the freezer for a few hours beforehand and you can use it perfectly and tastefully afterwards, like in this recipe with doe stew.
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onion leek celery carrots garlic butter bouquet garni veal stock star anise clove juniper berries pink peppercorns pepper and salt doe stew plain flour
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Belgian Cuisine and more creative cooking

doe stew

with fried medlar

Autumn! Time for game and also for a "forgotten" fruit: the medlar. Don't be fooled. If you are to believe most of your internet hobby chef colleagues, this fruit has to be as rotten as a... medlar, before you can do anything with it. Wrong, then. It is simply a cousin of the apples and pears and can be treated that way in the kitchen. Put the fresh fruit in the freezer for a few hours beforehand and you can use it perfectly and tastefully afterwards, like in this recipe with doe stew.
The doe stew. Finely chop onion, leek, celery, carrot and garlic. Fry in butter. Pour the preparation into a deep casserole. Make a fresh bouquet garni of bay leaf, parsley, rosemary and thyme. Put this in the cooking pot and pour over with veal stock. Season with star anise, cloves, crushed juniper berries, pink peppercorns, nutmeg, mill pepper and rock salt. Dust the meat with flour and sear it all around in a pan with fizzing butter. Add the stew meat to the preparation in the casserole dish. Add red wine and simmer for 2 hours over low heat. Meanwhile: cut celeriac and butternut squash into brunoise. Clean and quarter brown mushrooms. Clean pearl onions. Fry each of these vegetables separately in a little butter and then add them together. Keep warm. Fry a piece of petit salé bacon crispy on the outside and then cut it on juicy dice. Add these to the fried vegetables. Keep warm. Make a compote of fresh cranberries with a few tablespoons of granulated sugar and a dash of water. Cut a few stew apples on slices, remove the core and fry them on both sides in hot butter. Dust with cinnamon powder and cassonade sugar. Put away warm. Keep the casserole with baking scones. Remove the cooked meat from the stew and keep warm. Press the stew through a chinoise (sieve) and add cream, a few strips of dark chocolate and a few spoons of cranberry compote. Thicken the sauce if desired. Add the preparation of celeriac, pumpkin, pearl onions, brown mushrooms and bacon. Mix everything with the venison and bring to temperature. The medlars. Wash the medlars and put them in a bag in the freezer a few hours before. When they are deep-frozen, put them in a glass jar and put them in the microwave for 4 to 5 minutes until they are thawed and half cooked.
Place the medlars in the frying pan in which the apple slices are cooked, add extra butter, sugar and cinnamon powder and leave to cook covered for about ten minutes until the skin bursts and they are cooked. Check this with an awl-prig or barbecue skewer. Fry potato croquettes in the airfryer. On the dinner plate: put two slices of caramelised apple with fried medlars on top and some warm cranberry compote. Furthermore a large scoop of stew meat and finish off with potato croquettes from the airfryer. All in all it takes a good three hours of cooking time for this recipe, but it's worth it. Surprising result with a 'forgotten fruit' in the leading role.
red wine celeriac butternut squash brown mushrooms pearl onions bacon (petit salé) cranberries granulated sugar apples cinnamon powder brown sugar cream dark chocolate medlars potato croquettes
onion leek celery carrots garlic butter bouquet garni veal stock star anise clove juniper berries pink peppercorns pepper and salt doe stew plain flour
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