Kangaroo Tataki with Ponzu Dressing

Tataki is a Japanese method of preparing fish or meat. The protein is seared only on the outside and then served sliced with an acidic dressing. The most common versions are tuna and beef. Last year during the wine trip in Australia, I had kangaroo tataki and liked it very much. Kangaroo fillet is very well suited for this prepartion, as the meat is very tender and flavorful. If you can’t find kangaroo, you could also use venison backstrap for a very similar effect. Ponzu is a citrus-based dressing that should be made with a Japanese citrus fruit like yuzu. … Continue reading Kangaroo Tataki with Ponzu Dressing

Braised Beef Short Ribs Sous Vide with Carrot, Onion, and Potato Mash (Hutspot met Klapstuk)

Dutch cuisine does not have a great reputation like Italian or French cuisine, but the comfort food Hutspot met Klapstuk can be taken to the next level by preparing it sous vide. Hutspot, literally hotch-potch, is carrot, onion, and potatoes, … Continue reading Braised Beef Short Ribs Sous Vide with Carrot, Onion, and Potato Mash (Hutspot met Klapstuk)