Venison Medallions with a Smoked Bacon and White Bean Ragout with a Creole Mustard Sauce
Show: Emeril Live
Episode: Wild Game
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By williamhobbs
Buffalo, New York
on November 28, 2011
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This was an excellent recipe. I made the mistake of under-cooking the white beans the first try, but the second attempt with the left over ingredients went perfectly. I should have cooked the white beans after reconstituting them for about an hour. I made a half of a gallon of the demi-glace to have on-hand. I had three medallions leftover, so on the second attempt, in order to warm them up, I pan seared them. This brought out a bit of the gaminess of the venison. I didn't do so well with the onion rings as I don't have a fryer, but the fried onion slices were delicious anyway. After plating and eating, this sort of ends up being a hidden stew! Next time, I will make the ragout and onion rings ahead of time and warm them up, as I had a bit of a challenge getting everything to come out at the same time in my tiny apartment kitchen.
By markcic_11220492
Wayne, NJ
on July 11, 2011
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Awesome recipe, I added some mushrooms to the demi glace in the Creole Mustard Sauce. It is a time consumer but absolutely worth it.
By taggie77
South Texas
on January 21, 2011
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This is by far the very best recipe for venison that I have ever tried. The flavors are wonderful together and the presentation is beautiful! Making it for 20 is as much trouble as for two so the more the merrier!
By briannaritz_126...
Pittsburgh, 78
on April 14, 2010
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My husband is an avid hunter, I was looking for another way to prepare it. I could not find the mustard component so I substituted another mustard. The bean ragout is fantastic and can be served with any other protein as a side dish.
By dc_hardy_1770546
Douglas, MA
on July 11, 2007
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Absolutely wonderful, nothing else could describe it!
By isu-cyclone_6176645
Holstein, IA
on January 23, 2007
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We love venison and are always looking for a new recipe. This one is amazing!