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Sous vide cooked wild boar cheeks

Wild boar cheeks in pumpkin. Made by chef Marcus Schmidt.

This dish is composed of the following components:

  • Sous vide cooked wild boar cheeks
  • Pumpkin mousseline
  • Pumpkin confit
  • Black olive crumbs
  • Puffed 'bacon'

Ingredients

1.5kgwild boar cheeks
3units.itemsclove of garlic (finely chopped)
2Ras el Hanout
1Fleur de sel
splash of olive oil
thyme, rosemary, peppercorns

2Oil
trimmings from the cheeks
1units.itemsonion finely chopped
0.5units.itemscarrot sliced
1units.itemsleek only green part sliced
piece of celeriac
1Tomato paste
0.5lRed wine
0.5lGame stock
Juniper berry
2Canisius apple syrup

1units.itemslarge red onion finely chopped
500gbutternut pumpkin brunoise
Salt
2units.itemsgarlic cloves finely chopped
250gwild peach
Sosa gel crem

50gCane sugar
3Olive oil
2units.itemsshallots finely chopped
500ghokkaido pumpkin finely chopped
Pepper and salt
1units.itemslarge firm pear brunoise
3Sushi vinegar
zest of 1 lemon and 1 orange
0.5units.itemschili pepper finely chopped
Potato starch

1kgBlack olives
zest of 4 oranges

pumpkin seeds coarsely chopped
Sosa air bag granet, puffed

Preparation

  1. Remove the membranes from the cheeks with a sharp knife and season the meat (save the trimmings for the jus).
  2. Vacuum pack the cheeks with the remaining ingredients and refrigerate for 12 hours.
  3. Cook the cheeks sous vide for about 18 hours at 62.5°C. Cool down in the refrigerator.

  1. Heat the oil and brown the trimmings.
  2. Add the vegetables and tomato paste, sauté briefly and deglaze with the red wine.
  3. Top up with the game stock and let the sauce reduce very slowly.
  4. Strain and season the sauce with a little ground juniper berry.
  5. Finally, add the syrup.

  1. Sauté the onion without letting it color and add the pumpkin.
  2. Season with a little salt and garlic.
  3. Blanch and peel the peaches.
  4. Cut the peaches into small cubes and add to the pumpkin.
  5. Let it slowly reduce.
  6. Puree the mixture very finely in a blender.
  7. Optionally thicken with sosa gel cream.

  1. Caramelize the sugar in the olive oil.
  2. Sauté the shallots.
  3. Add the pumpkin and pear and season with pepper and salt.
  4. Deglaze with sushi vinegar.
  5. Let simmer gently for 8 minutes.
  6. Add the citrus zest and chili.
  7. Thicken with a little potato starch.
  8. Store the confit in the refrigerator.

  1. Let the olives dry for about 18 hours at 60°C in a dehydrator.
  2. Finely grind the crispy olives and add the orange zest.

  1. Warm the cheeks in the jus.
  2. Plate the pumpkin mousseline in the center of the plate.
  3. Spoon the confit over it and place the cheeks on top.
  4. Sprinkle some olive crumbs around.
  5. Finish with the pumpkin seeds and Sosa air bag granet and arrange the jus around.