
Wild boar neck bread rillette by De Bloemenbeek
The team of Landhuishotel De Bloemenbeek in De Lutte prepared this delicious dish.Chefs Matthijs Mulder, Michel Oude Booijink, and Sebastiaan Schreuder came up with this combination.
Ingredients
100gVeal jus
10gGelatine
400gSlow-cooked wild boar neck bread
75gPoultry stock
1.5gAgar
1units.itemsEgg
10gCrème fraîche
75gParsnip
Salt and pepper
16units.itemsTwente shiitake
10gButter
20units.itemsChanterelles
Salt and pepper
12units.itemsField mushroom cap
500gSunflower oil
300gCoarse Twente mustard
90gEgg white
15gSushi vinegar
300gMustard oil
Salt
60gYogurt
150ghazelnuts
150gtapioca
1000gPoultry stock
Marinated field mushrooms
Cress
Preparation
- Shred the cooked wild boar neck so all the tendons are removed.
- Soak the gelatin.
- Heat the jus and add the gelatin to it.
- Then pour the jus over the shredded meat and mix well.
- Pour the mixture into a gastronorm tray and store under pressure.
- Boil the agar with the poultry stock.
- Add cleaned parsnip and let it cook.
- Mix the parsnip with the eggs and crème fraîche and pour directly into a mold.
- Place in a steam oven at 90°C for 3-4 minutes.
- Remove from the oven and chill immediately.
- Sauté the mushrooms in butter.
- When they are golden brown, season them.
- Fill the field mushrooms with mustard cream and dip in mustard crumbs.
- Put the oil and mustard in a pan.
- Fry the mustard until it is dark brown.
- Then pour through a sieve.
- Let it drain on a paper towel.
- Save the oil for the mustard cream!
- Put egg white, yogurt, and sushi vinegar with some salt in a measuring jug.
- Carefully pour in oil (left over from the puffed mustard).
- Blend slowly from the bottom up with an immersion blender so the mixture thickens gradually.
- Blend hazelnuts, tapioca, and poultry stock in a blender.
- Let this run for 15 minutes at 100°C.
- Then spread out on baking mats.
- Bake at 160°C until completely golden brown.
- Plate with the thinly sliced marinated field mushrooms and various types of cress.



