deer medallions with blackberry sauce
The medallions: cook the deer roast for 3 hours at 65°C sous vide. Let the cooking time depend on the thickness of the piece of roast. Here it was about 3 cm. Then fry it brown all around in butter and cut nice medallions from it. The sauce: mix a generous amount of blackberries with a dash of game stock. Add the rest of the game stock, strain and melt a bar of dark chocolate in the sauce. Reduce briefly and thicken the sauce if desired.
Steam the mini romaine cabbages until tender. Chop pre- cooked chestnuts and roast them dry in a non-stick pan. Steam the fresh red beets and cut out equal cylinders with a ring. Marinate them for one hour in red balsamic vinegar. Make a fine purée of steamed celeriac with an equal amount of cooked chestnuts and a dash of cream in the blender. Season with salt, pepper and nutmeg. On the dinner plate: a trio of medallions, partially covered with sauce. A romanesco, a quenelle of puree topped with the roasted chopped chestnuts and a tower of beet topped with a scoop of pearls of white balsamic. Serve with croquettes or another potato preparation in individual jars.
ingredients - info deer roast butter blackberries game stock dark chocolate mini romanesco chestnuts

deer medallions with blackberry sauce

red beets red balsamic vinegar celeriac cream salt & pepper nutmeg pearls of white balsamic vinegar
Belgian Cuisine and more creative cooking
ingredients - info deer roast butter blackberries game stock dark chocolate mini romanesco chestnuts
The medallions: cook the deer roast for 3 hours at 65°C sous vide. Let the cooking time depend on the thickness of the piece of roast. Here it was about 3 cm. Then fry it brown all around in butter and cut nice medallions from it. The sauce: mix a generous amount of blackberries with a dash of game stock. Add the rest of the game stock, strain and melt a bar of dark chocolate in the sauce. Reduce briefly and thicken the sauce if desired.
Steam the mini romaine cabbages until tender. Chop pre-cooked chestnuts and roast them dry in a non-stick pan. Steam the fresh red beets and cut out equal cylinders with a ring. Marinate them for one hour in red balsamic vinegar. Make a fine purée of steamed celeriac with an equal amount of cooked chestnuts and a dash of cream in the blender. Season with salt, pepper and nutmeg. On the dinner plate: a trio of medallions, partially covered with sauce. A romanesco, a quenelle of puree topped with the roasted chopped chestnuts and a tower of beet topped with a scoop of pearls of white balsamic. Serve with croquettes or another potato preparation in individual jars.
Ingredients Directions

deer medallions

with blackberry

sauce

red beets red balsamic vinegar celeriac cream salt & pepper nutmeg pearls of white balsamic vinegar
Belgian Cuisine and more creative cooking