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Kamado venison stew with cranberry and thyme
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Kamado venison stew with cranberry and thyme

Cook time3 u
Serves4
LevelMedium
Prep30 min
Total3u 30m
Dome140°C
5.0(1 ratings)
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Kamado venison stew with cranberry and thyme

Episode 1 of BBQ Grillkoning is all about autumn. The venison is first browned in the Dutch oven on the kamado and then stews for two to three hours at low temperature in red wine and beef stock.

Venison stew with cranberry and thyme

Cranberry and cinnamon give the sauce a full, slightly sweet tone. The Brussels sprouts go in shortly before serving, roasted in a skillet with balsamic vinegar and a little honey.

Serves4pers.

Ingredients

  • 900gvenison stew meat
  • 1tbspflour
  • salt and black pepper
  • 40gbutter
  • 1onion
  • 2carrots
  • 1stalkcelery
  • 3clovesgarlic
  • 250mlred wine
  • 400mlbeef stock
  • 1tbspbalsamic vinegar
  • 3bay leaves
  • 8sprigsthyme
  • 1tspcinnamon
  • 100gcranberries
  • 750gBrussels sprouts
  • 2tbspolive oil
  • 2tbspbalsamic vinegar
  • honey
  • chestnuts, pre-cooked

Equipment

  • Dutch oven
  • Skillet
  • Plate setter

Steps

  1. Starting the kamado

    Bring the kamado to around 150 degrees. Mix the venison with the flour, salt and pepper.

  2. Searing the meat

    Place the Dutch oven on the kamado and melt the butter. Brown the meat all over in batches, then remove it from the pan.

  3. Building the base

    Fry the onion, carrot and celery in the same pan. Add the garlic and cook briefly. Deglaze with the red wine and add the stock, balsamic vinegar, bay leaves, thyme and cinnamon. Return the meat to the pan.

  4. Braising

    2 hr

    Put the lid on the Dutch oven and let the stew gently cook at 130 to 140 degrees for a total of 2 to 3 hours.

  5. Adding the cranberries

    1 hr

    Add the cranberries and let them cook along for the final hour. If needed, remove the lid and let the sauce reduce to the desired thickness.

  6. Roasting the Brussels sprouts

    8 min

    Par-boil the Brussels sprouts for about 5 minutes. Heat a skillet on the kamado to around 180 degrees, add the olive oil and sprouts and roast for about 8 minutes. Fry the chestnuts along briefly, deglaze with balsamic vinegar and add a touch of honey. Season with pepper and salt.

  7. Serving

    Remove the bay leaves and thyme sprigs from the stew and serve with the Brussels sprouts.

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