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Roast Kudu Fillet with Boerewors Stuffing - South Africa
Roast Kudu Fillet with Boerewors Stuffing - South Africa
- Recipe Submitted by ADMIN on 09/26/2007
Category: Christmas
Ingredients List
- Kudu fillet
Directions
BOEREWORS STUFFING
500 g Venison
200 g Pork
125 g Lamb's kidney fat
1 ts Salt
1 tb Crushed roasted coriander
-seeds
50 ml Red wine
50 ml Malt vinegar
1 pn Ground cloves
1 pn Thyme
1 pn Oregano
PINOTAGE SAUCE
2 Banana shallots; finely
-diced
200 ml Pinotage
200 ml Demi glace
Mince venison, pork and fat together, making sure that it is not too fine.
Combine all ingredients, mixing well, and put aside.
Clean the kudu fillet well and split down the middle. Fold out and pack
with the boerewors, fold the meat back over and tie with string. Rub salt
and pepper on outside with a little olive oil.
To cook place into a hot pan or on to a chargrill, turning frequently, and
allow to cook until the boerewors has firmed up. Slice thickly and serve.
For the pinotage sauce, sweat off the finely diced shallots and add the red
wine (pinotage) a little at a time allowing it to reduce by at least two
thirds. Add the demi to the wine slowly until a thickish, dark consistency
is achieved. Check taste and serve.
500 g Venison
200 g Pork
125 g Lamb's kidney fat
1 ts Salt
1 tb Crushed roasted coriander
-seeds
50 ml Red wine
50 ml Malt vinegar
1 pn Ground cloves
1 pn Thyme
1 pn Oregano
PINOTAGE SAUCE
2 Banana shallots; finely
-diced
200 ml Pinotage
200 ml Demi glace
Mince venison, pork and fat together, making sure that it is not too fine.
Combine all ingredients, mixing well, and put aside.
Clean the kudu fillet well and split down the middle. Fold out and pack
with the boerewors, fold the meat back over and tie with string. Rub salt
and pepper on outside with a little olive oil.
To cook place into a hot pan or on to a chargrill, turning frequently, and
allow to cook until the boerewors has firmed up. Slice thickly and serve.
For the pinotage sauce, sweat off the finely diced shallots and add the red
wine (pinotage) a little at a time allowing it to reduce by at least two
thirds. Add the demi to the wine slowly until a thickish, dark consistency
is achieved. Check taste and serve.
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