Noisettes of goat with red wine sauce and roasted shallots

1 servings

Ingredients

QuantityIngredient
4Noisettes goat
4Shallots
1Finely sliced onion
150millilitresRed wine
100millilitresDouble cream
1tablespoonRedcurrant jelly
1tablespoonOlive oil
300gramsFrench beans; trimmed
125gramsUnsalted butter
½Lemon
1pinchSaffron
1Stick celery
1Carrot
1smallOnion
1teaspoonTomato puree
150millilitresMadeira
400millilitresRed wine
6cansConsomm‚
1teaspoonSugar
1kilogramsMaris Piper potatoes; peeled and sliced
500millilitresDouble cream
1bunchTarragon
2teaspoonsButter

Directions

RED WINE SAUCE

DAUPHINOISE POTATOES

Pan fry the trimmed noisettes until browned and place with four blanched shallots in a roasting tray. Roast at 200C for 6 minutes. Remove the goat and rest under foil for 5 minutes. Return the shallots to the oven.

In the frying pan, saut‚ the onions until coloured, deglaze with the red wine and reduce by half. Add the redcurrant jelly and melt into the wine.

Add the cream and again reduce by half. Strain and keep warm. Slice the rested goat and serve with the beurre battu sauce, shallots and dressed beans.

Beurre Battu: Add the juice of ½ lemon to the same volume of water and the saffron. Bring to the boil slowly and whisk in the chilled butter. Do not allow to boil.

Red wine sauce: Sweat the vegetables in a little oil until caramelised and add the tomato puree and cook out for two minutes and deglaze with Madeira.

Boil to nothing and add the red wine. Reduce by ⅔ and add the stock. Boil for an hour, skimming all the time. Pass through a sieve and reduce until syrupy.

Dauphinoise potatoes: Butter an oven proof dish and layer the potatoes, seasoning all the while and douse each layer with cream. Intersperse with tarragon. Bake for 60-70 minutes and allow to cool slightly.

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