Serve a portion of the mixture on top of the parmesan crips. Enjoy!
BUSH TO BANQUET Rick Bichel
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OMG this came out great, such a simple recipe, but restaurant quality! I used a piece of backstrap from a velvet fallow buck, hung for a week and then wet aged for 3 weeks.
INGREDIENTS
500g of venison, I used 3-week wet aged velvet fallow
1 x French grey shallot
1 tbsp of lemon infused olive oil
2 tbsp of Dijon mustard
2 tbsp of garlic aioli
1 tbsp of chopped dill pickle, I used McClures.
1 tbsp of Worcestershire sauce
1 tbsp Olsson's salt flakes
1 tbsp of crack black pepper
150g finely grated parmesan cheese
METHOD
Heat oven to 220 C. On baking paper on a tray, place small piles of parmesan, ensuring plenty of space between each as they will spread when melting. Grill until they start to brown. Remove and let cool.
In a large bowl, mix all the ingredients other than the meat and the parmesan cheese.
Finely chop the venison and add to the mixed ingredients and fold thoroughly
Serve a portion of the meat on top of the parmesan crisp.
Garnish with a few small piece of parsley. Enjoy!
For this recipe I used a piece of backstrap from a fallow stag in velvet, trimmed and finely chopped.
Place small piles of parmesan cheese on baking paper on an oven tray…
…then grill until they start to brown.
Mix the other ingredients, adding the chopped venison last.