Eggplant with oriental spiced venison minced meat and yogurt
December 20th, 2023 | main dishes
This game recipe impresses with a firework of Levantine spices. Cumin, cinnamon, chili, allspice, plus eggplant, yogurt, pomegranate – simply wonderful when the roasted aromas of the spices spread through your kitchen and you suddenly have the Orient as your guest…
I love eggplant. However, not if they are fried in a lot of oil or even deep fried. Then they are so full of oil that the mild nutty aubergine flavor can no longer stand up to the oil and they don’t appeal to me either. Preparation in the oven is optimal because it requires very little oil and the eggplant becomes buttery soft without burning on the outside.
Game doesn’t always have to be served as a large roast. For this dish I used minced venison, which tastes extremely good. However, game minced meat is certainly difficult to get from the butcher, as they only have the finer parts on the counter. We are lucky enough to know a forester who supplies us with game. And of course he also makes minced meat from the parts that are less suitable for a Sunday roast. That’s why we often have dishes with game minced meat. But of course my recipe also works with ground beef or lamb 😉
For me, the eggplant with oriental-spiced minced venison is one of the best game dishes ever: easy to make, surprisingly different and of course cheaper than other game dishes.
Eggplant with oriental spiced venison minced meat and yogurt
(4 servings) (Preheat oven to 220°)
And that's how the captain's wife does it
You will definitely have some of the pomegranate seeds left over. I freeze the seeds, it works really well and you always have a few pomegranate seeds on hand to decorate a dish or spice up a salad.
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