Wild Boar Medallions Au Gratin with Potato Dalers


Rating: 3.00 / 5.00 (3 Votes)


Total time: 45 min

Servings: 2.0 (servings)

Ingredients:











Gratinating mass:








Sauce:







Potato Thaler:










Instructions:

Remove the peel from the potatoes and soften them in salted water.

Cut the saddle of wild boar into medallions of about 100g, plate a little bit. Crush and grind the spices together, rub the medallions with this herb mixture on both sides, season with salt on both sides. In a frying pan with a small amount of clarified butter, sear the medallions on both sides for about one and a half to two minutes each at a low temperature. Remove from the frying pan and keep warm (in the stove at about 60 °C ).

For the sauce: Add the clear soup and the red wine to dissolve the gravy and boil it by half.

For the gratin: In a frying pan with a little bit of clarified butter briefly sweat the shallots, add the mushrooms and fry them well. Now remove the frying pan from the stove and cool slightly. Mix the freshly finely chopped kitchen herbs with the egg yolk and the shallots and mushrooms, seasoning with salt[1].

For the potato dumplings: fry the bacon and shallot in a frying pan with a little clarified butter. Drain the potatoes, steam them briefly in the saucepan and press them through a press. Season with salt and nutmeg. Stir in shallots, bacon, egg yolks and flour (adjust mass!). Form the dough into a roll[2] and cut one and a half cm thick slices. In a coated frying pan with a little bit of clarified butter, fry the potato dumplings on both sides.

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