
What you may not know is what they are all good with wild boar!
The idea has given me her aunt's boyfriend (who I swear unstitching not miss a trick in the kitchen with a knife to her throat, hihi), but when I eat out active my detector for ingredients, so I dug up now!
The olives I put my own free will, are too well with the meat well prepared, no matter from orange ...
Then taking up a post of Air, which said that at times his body "calls for" certain foods just asked them, tell them I eat olives and orange salad with red for almost a week! : D
I thought to participate in the contest with this recipe of Cinzia citrus, since I have seen that there is the category of traditional recipes .. . I would say that this boar and my risotto, it's mine! ^ ^
About ... you saw that awards ?! Spectacular, Cinzia're a legend! OO
For the initial preparation of the wild boar, and if you prefer the second one first, maybe because you have a little meat, I refer you to this post , recipe for wild boar meat sauce.
I recommend, it is important, if you have not never cooked before, you might throw it!
The marinade can also be done with red wine, the meat will be a little 'more colorful and the flavor will be a little stronger. :)
BOAR IN PSALM, OLIVE AND ORANGE.
Ingredients (for 4 people approx):
1 kg of wild boar, cleaned, pickled and made into cubes, approximately;
1 small onion, 2 carrots
;
1 large stalk of celery;
odors from the garden: rosemary, marjoram, thyme, juniper berries (you can add what you want, but I would avoid the sage);
the peel of a small orange;
a glass and a half white wine;
a ladle of broth;
extra virgin olive oil, 1 tablespoon of butter, salt, pepper, chili pepper to taste;
a spoonful of flour;
E. ..
caserece black olives in oil, to taste.
Take the wild boar directly from the marinade, throw all the smells and drain.
In a non stick pan (if you have clay is fantastic!;)) You heat the oil with the butter, and buttateci in the fried onion, chopped celery and carrots according to your taste.
When they are softened, add the diced wild boar, wine and let evaporate.
When evaporated, add the herbs, tied with a kitchen string to a handle of the pot: it is very convenient to be able to remove without sweat pores, the aroma is wonderful anyway! It 's a trick I've learned why do not all like (I do!) Find the leaves of rosemary in the dish. Finally add the juniper. Of course you can simply break them coarsely and add them to meat in pan or immediately thereafter.
Remove the peel from orange, being careful not to take the white part, and at this point you can do in two ways (for the same reason odor) you chop it very finely and add to meat along with the odors, or left whole, boil it with the strap and remove it before serving the dish.
Bring cooking, adding, if needed, a ladle of broth or water. The more you cook
more is good (I would say at least 2-3 hours on low heat), but watch out: if the animal is young and flake the flesh can do the effect too boiled potato. If the animal is old but it can harden.
is fine cook on several occasions, the sauce will flavor and congeals better!
Example: I have served as a main dish for lunch. I cooked the evening before and the morning after I put on the fire for half an hour.
Just before removing the boar from the heat, add the tablespoon of flour (makes better thicken the sauce) and olives.
If necessary remove any twigs of rosemary / marjoram and bay leaves.
Serve hot, the pot where you cooked.
Then, the usual reasons: either you can omit the olives, if you do not like, the orange peel, but I assure you that the pot loses a lot without it.
This is not the Psalms to the Tuscan, which includes the addition of tomato sauce and / or dark chocolate.
The photograph moved (as usual): I hope she loves me even if I've got a damn camera decent!
only notice that I was done by the expert (the hunter of wild boar) was that the sauce has dried a little, had to be a little more 'on fire.
I would say that I shot for the rest, because he wants to prepare the rest of what he has in the freezer ...
A very satisfying indeed!
The orange, I swear, it's perfect.
With this recipe yet participate seguitissimo (brava!) Cynthia contest, "Citrus".
I invite you to peek at the recipe for lemon meringue pie (which I'll soon know! Hihi!) that is Sara, a college friend of mine, look how good !? ^ ^
Besitooos!
Babi
Ingredients (for 4 people approx):
1 kg of wild boar, cleaned, pickled and made into cubes, approximately;
1 small onion, 2 carrots
;
1 large stalk of celery;
odors from the garden: rosemary, marjoram, thyme, juniper berries (you can add what you want, but I would avoid the sage);
the peel of a small orange;
a glass and a half white wine;
a ladle of broth;
extra virgin olive oil, 1 tablespoon of butter, salt, pepper, chili pepper to taste;
a spoonful of flour;
E. ..
caserece black olives in oil, to taste.
Take the wild boar directly from the marinade, throw all the smells and drain.
In a non stick pan (if you have clay is fantastic!;)) You heat the oil with the butter, and buttateci in the fried onion, chopped celery and carrots according to your taste.
When they are softened, add the diced wild boar, wine and let evaporate.
When evaporated, add the herbs, tied with a kitchen string to a handle of the pot: it is very convenient to be able to remove without sweat pores, the aroma is wonderful anyway! It 's a trick I've learned why do not all like (I do!) Find the leaves of rosemary in the dish. Finally add the juniper. Of course you can simply break them coarsely and add them to meat in pan or immediately thereafter.
Remove the peel from orange, being careful not to take the white part, and at this point you can do in two ways (for the same reason odor) you chop it very finely and add to meat along with the odors, or left whole, boil it with the strap and remove it before serving the dish.
Bring cooking, adding, if needed, a ladle of broth or water. The more you cook
more is good (I would say at least 2-3 hours on low heat), but watch out: if the animal is young and flake the flesh can do the effect too boiled potato. If the animal is old but it can harden.
is fine cook on several occasions, the sauce will flavor and congeals better!
Example: I have served as a main dish for lunch. I cooked the evening before and the morning after I put on the fire for half an hour.
Just before removing the boar from the heat, add the tablespoon of flour (makes better thicken the sauce) and olives.
If necessary remove any twigs of rosemary / marjoram and bay leaves.
Serve hot, the pot where you cooked.
Then, the usual reasons: either you can omit the olives, if you do not like, the orange peel, but I assure you that the pot loses a lot without it.
This is not the Psalms to the Tuscan, which includes the addition of tomato sauce and / or dark chocolate.
The photograph moved (as usual): I hope she loves me even if I've got a damn camera decent!
only notice that I was done by the expert (the hunter of wild boar) was that the sauce has dried a little, had to be a little more 'on fire.
I would say that I shot for the rest, because he wants to prepare the rest of what he has in the freezer ...
A very satisfying indeed!
The orange, I swear, it's perfect.
With this recipe yet participate seguitissimo (brava!) Cynthia contest, "Citrus".

I invite you to peek at the recipe for lemon meringue pie (which I'll soon know! Hihi!) that is Sara, a college friend of mine, look how good !? ^ ^
Besitooos!
Babi