Tarte Flambee/Flamme Kueche
Searing the foie gras.
Isa scaling the fish!
Leo doing his best Michael Jackson impersonation with the metal glove as he slices cabbage for the choucroute (sauerkraut).
Choucroute surrounded by pig fat to keep it moist in the oven.
Apple, figue and pear chutney.
Heat up the Staub with some duck fat and sear the venison pieces. Reserve.
Brown the bones.
Seared venison.
Brown the garniture aromatique (otherwise known as "ze veg").
Put the venison back in the Staub.
Sprinkle with flour and bake in the oven 5 minutes.
When ready to eat, finish the sauce. Add a cup of pork blood. Yes, that is it in the photo above. It came just like that! Scary, huh?
The sauce gets thicker and takes on a richer color after the blood is added.
Then add bittersweet chocolate.
And it becomes delicious!
Take another shoulder of venison and cut into tenderloins. Saute.
First course - Flamme Kueche. Nothing wrong with pizza and white wine!
Escalopes de foie gras speculoos avec du kougloff, compote de rhubarbe. Seared foie gras encrusted with Speculous cookies on top of kougloff (a sort of pound cake) with a rhubarb compote.
Sandre en choucroute a l'ancienne, beurre blanc. Fish on top of sauerkraut with beurre blanc sauce.
Civet de chevreiul, puree de celeri, chutney aux figues et raisins. Venison stew and sauted vension tenderloin with a celeri and potato puree, figue chutney and grapes soaked in Madeira.
Fondant au chocolat, glace au fromage blanc. Molten chocolate cake with fromage blanc ice cream.
Yum!!!!!!!! Now, I shouldn't eat for days...
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