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roast saddle of venison on port wine shallot

Added by elise_81 | Wed 28 Jan 2009 @ 12:03

roast saddle of venison on port wine shallot

Ingredients
roast saddle of venison without bones

shallots

port wine

brown suggar

rosemary

thyme

pear

corn salad

garlic

salt and pepper

oil

bacon

apple balsamico

stock

Method
1) peel the shallots
2) give some brown suggar in a pot and make caramel
3) extinguish the caramel with port wine and stock
4) give the shallots and a branch of thyme into it and cook it for some hours until the shallots are soft boiled, from time to time infuse port wine
5) clean the corn salad
6) dice a half shallot and a half toe of garlic
7) make a dressing with the shallot, the garlic, oil, apple balsamico, salt and pepper
8) chop the thyme and rosemary
9) flavor the roast saddle of venison without bones with thyme, rosmary, salt and pepper, let it marinate for some time
10) dice the bacon
11) if the shallots are ready, cook the pear in water with a little bit of sugar and a pinch of salt
12) sear the meat all around, then wrap it into tinfoil and put it into the backing oven for 5-10 minutes, after this take it out und wait 5-10 minutes (in the middle the meet should be rose)
13) roast the bacon until it ist crispy
14) take the pear out of the water and cut it into crevices
15) mix the salad and the dressing
16) the arragement: put some shallots on a dish, on the the shallots put a pice of meet, next to this a crevice of pear and some salad over the salad disperse a little bit of bacon

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1. by charlie on Tue 30 Apr 2013 @ 16:05

Someone who doesn't have English as their first language goes to the trouble of typing out a recipe for free, and what would seem to be a good one at that, and people complain about the quality of the language. Shameful and, given the venue, a tad ironic.<br /> <br /> I came here looking for something interesting to do with a saddle of venison, thank you elise_81, and left with a sense of embarrassment at some of my compatriots.

2. by jan on Mon 31 Dec 2012 @ 11:56

Whoever wrote this is not Jamie Oliver - the English is appalling

3. by Claire on Sun 18 Apr 2010 @ 16:37

Yum! This was great. Have saved some of the left over jus to make gravy for gourmet sausages.

4. by Claire on Sun 18 Apr 2010 @ 09:47

I think this sounds lovely and will be trying it out today.

5. by Kirsten on Thu 11 Feb 2010 @ 00:10

Ummm, yeah. This couldnt have been Jamie Oliver.... What is Corn salad? Cut pear into crevices?

6. by Liz on Wed 23 Dec 2009 @ 22:40

What the heck!! Who on earth wrote this recipe? It looks like it has been put through some bad translation software with no spell check.

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