Ingredients
For
10
servings
1800g roe deer, racks
150g pork fat, salted
10ml olive oil
50g thyme
100ml Debic Roast and Fry
15g sea salt
200ml game stock
15g chocolate, 100%
25g butter
500g red cabbage
100g shallots
200g Golden Reinette apples
100g butter
50ml white wine vinegar
100ml red Shiraz wine
50g granulated suger
10g salt
5g five-spice powder
2 kohlrabi
250ml water
125ml rice vinegar
90g sugar
7g salt
250g chestnut purée, sweetend
35g butter
50g all-purpose flour
100g egg whites
4g sea salt
500g cornmeal
1500ml water
500ml Debic Culinaire Original 20%
15g salt
Preparation
Clean the roe deer cutlets. Pluck the thyme leaves, chop finely and mix with the olive oil. Cut the pork fat into thin strips and mix with the thyme leaves. Freeze the strips of bacon and lard the meat using a larding needle. Cut the red cabbage into long, wide strips, dice the apples and chop the shallots very finely. Sweat the shallots in the butter, deglaze with the wine and add the rest of the ingredients. Cook the red cabbage in the liquid and allow to cool. Clean the kohlrabi and chop using a Spirali cutter. Put the kohlrabi into a preserving jar and cover with the hot mixture of water, rice vinegar, sugar and salt. For the best possible taste, leave the liquid to infuse through the kohlrabi for at least one week. Store in the refrigerator. To make the tuiles, mix the chestnut purée, butter and flour in the planetary mixer with the butterfly whisk attachment. Add the egg whites and salt last. Leave in the refrigerator for at least 1 hour and then bake in a hot oven at 160°C for 20 minutes. Bring the water and the cream to the boil, cook the polenta in it and pour into a mould. Cool and cut into thick polenta chips.
Finishing touch
Cook the meat for 30 minutes at 54°C and keep it warm. Heat the stock, mix with the chocolate and add the butter. Warm the red cabbage and simmer the kohlrabi in the butter. Fry the polenta for 4-5 minutes at 180°C. Sauté the roe deer racks in Debic Roast and Fry, season with pepper and salt, and cut into portions. Dress the dish as shown in the photo or as you prefer.