Cooking Recipe Video :
Deer Fillet, cooked in Vapor of Indian Verbena - Chef Johann Lafer
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Restaurant: Johann Lafers Stromburg
Chef: Johann Lafer
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Restaurant: Johann Lafers Stromburg
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+49 6724 9310 0 |
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www.johannlafer.org |
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Schlossberg 1 |
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Deer Fillet, cooked in Vapor of Indian Verbena - Chef Johann Lafer
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Recipe Description:
- Put ginger, Indian verbena, shallots and garlic in a cocotte.
- Then, sear in sesame oil.
- Add some allspice, some pepper grains, coriander leafs, white wine, bouillon and cover the whole with a lid. Let it slowly cook.
- During this cooking, take the deer fillet and season it with salt and pepper.
- Sear quickly in a pan with very hot sesame oil.
- Continue by putting the deer fillet in a sieve to cook it in the steam of the Indian verbena.
- Cover with a lid and let it slowly cook.
- Then, prepare the glazed (sugarcoated) chestnuts.
- Simply put some cane sugar in a saucepan. Add the peeled chestnuts and sprinkle with some maple syrup.
- Wait until the chestnuts are well cooked and the liquid turns into a thick syrup.
- Next, prepare the crêpes as accompaniment.
- These are very simple crêpes, which you fill with blueberries that have been previously enlarged with cornstarch.
- Place the stuffed and folded crêpes in a pan with warm butter to heat and color them.
- Cut the meat. Then, place it on a serving dish, accompanied with the stuffed crêpe, chestnuts, a carrot with its green, some broccoli and asparagus.
- Sprinkle the dish with the game fond sauce and red wine. Add some parsley leafs for the visual pleasure. Enjoy!
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Meat Cooking Recipes on Video
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Servings:
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4 People |
Cooking recipe time in minutes:
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100 |
Recommended wine with the dish:
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Hermitage rouge |
Difficulty level:
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Easy |
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Deer Fillet, cooked in Vapor of Indian Verbena - Chef Johann Lafer
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Cooking Recipe Ingredients:
- 1.76 lbs. prepared deer fillet
- 0.85 cups of game fond and reduced red wine
- 2 tbsp. bouillon
- 2 tbsp. sesame oil
- Allspice
- Pepper grains
- 0.7 oz. ginger
- 1 bouquet coriander
- 5 Indian verbena leafs
- 2 garlic pods
- 3 shallots
- 0.7 oz. butter
- 4 crepes
- 1 spoons cornstarch
- 0.27 lbs. blueberries
- 4 asparagus
- 4 small broccoli bouquets
- 4 carrots (with their green)
- 0.44 lbs. chestnuts
- 1.8 oz. cane sugar
- 0.7 oz. butter
- 1.4 tbsp. maple syrup
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Cooking recipe preparation instructions:
- Put ginger, Indian verbena, shallots and garlic in a cocotte.
- Then, sear in sesame oil.
- Add some allspice, some pepper grains, coriander leafs, white wine, bouillon and cover the whole with a lid. Let it slowly cook.
- During this cooking, take the deer fillet and season it with salt and pepper.
- Sear quickly in a pan with very hot sesame oil.
- Continue by putting the deer fillet in a sieve to cook it in the steam of the Indian verbena.
- Cover with a lid and let it slowly cook.
- Then, prepare the glazed (sugarcoated) chestnuts.
- Simply put some cane sugar in a saucepan. Add the peeled chestnuts and sprinkle with some maple syrup.
- Wait until the chestnuts are well cooked and the liquid turns into a thick syrup.
- Next, prepare the crêpes as accompaniment.
- These are very simple crêpes, which you fill with blueberries that have been previously enlarged with cornstarch.
- Place the stuffed and folded crêpes in a pan with warm butter to heat and color them.
- Cut the meat. Then, place it on a serving dish, accompanied with the stuffed crêpe, chestnuts, a carrot with its green, some broccoli and asparagus.
- Sprinkle the dish with the game fond sauce and red wine. Add some parsley leafs for the visual pleasure. Enjoy!
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