wild boar fillet with cranberry sauce
The cranberry sauce: reduce the cranberries to jelly with a dash of water and a few spoons of sugar. Bring game stock to the boil and add a few spoons of jelly, a spoonful of mustard, red Porto and cream. Season with dried thyme, pepper and salt. Let it boil down and thicken the sauce if desired. Depending on the weight, roast the fillet in an oven at 185°C for 40 minutes. For the recipe of the quiche, follow this link.
The parsnip pancakes: make puree of the parsnip in the same way as you would make mashed potatoes. Mix with Greek yoghurt, cream, an egg and a couple of spoonfuls of flour. Season with pepper, salt and nutmeg. Heat a pan, put a scoop of duck fat in it. Spoon the dough into the pan in tablespoon portions. Let it brown on the underside, turn it over, press it flat and let it bake for a few minutes more. Serve with game garnish of your choice. Here, we chose baked forest mushrooms, sliced fried yellow turnips, one with chestnuts and lean bacon and a parsnip pancake.
ingredients - info wild boar fillet game stock cranberries butter sugar red Porto mustard thyme cream

wild boar fillet with cranberry sauce

pepper & salt forest mushrooms yellow turnips parsnip Greek yogurt cream eggs plain flour nutmeg duck fat
Creative Cooking
Belgian Cuisine

taste and tradition

the fiery passion
ingredients - info wild boar fillet game stock cranberries butter sugar red Porto mustard thyme cream
The cranberry sauce: reduce the cranberries to jelly with a dash of water and a few spoons of sugar. Bring game stock to the boil and add a few spoons of jelly, a spoonful of mustard, red Porto and cream. Season with dried thyme, pepper and salt. Let it boil down and thicken the sauce if desired. Depending on the weight, roast the fillet in an oven at 185°C for 40 minutes. For the recipe of the quiche, follow this link.
The parsnip pancakes: make puree of the parsnip in the same way as you would make mashed potatoes. Mix with Greek yoghurt, cream, an egg and a couple of spoonfuls of flour. Season with pepper, salt and nutmeg. Heat a pan, put a scoop of duck fat in it. Spoon the dough into the pan in tablespoon portions. Let it brown on the underside, turn it over, press it flat and let it bake for a few minutes more. Serve with game garnish of your choice. Here, we chose baked forest mushrooms, sliced fried yellow turnips, one with chestnuts and lean bacon and a parsnip pancake.
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wild boar fillet with

cranberry sauce

pepper & salt forest mushrooms yellow turnips parsnip Greek yogurt cream eggs plain flour nutmeg duck fat
Belgian Cuisine

taste and tradition

Creative Cooking
the fiery passion