Ostrich with squash caponata

By: Simon Rimmer From: Good Food Live

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Prep time:
15 mins, plus overnight marinating
Cook time:
15 mins
Serves:
2

Enjoy an exotic and colourful meal with Simon Rimmer's creative and flavourful recipe for marinated ostrich fillet

Ingredients

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Method

1. Marinate the ostrich in the red wine overnight. Remove the ostrich, reserving the wine, and pat dry.

2. Heat a griddle until hot and cook the ostrich steaks on the griddle, allowing 3 minutes on each side. Season the ostrich meat with salt and freshly ground pepper and keep warm.

3. Meanwhile, in a small pan bring the reserved wine and 50g of sugar to the boil. Reduce the heat and cook until reduced by half.

4. Meanwhile, heat the vegetable oil in a large heavy-based frying pan. Fry the red and white onion for 3 minutes, then add the fennel, butternut squash and celery. Season with salt and freshly ground pepper and fry stirring for 10 minutes.

5. Transfer the butternut squash mixture to a bowl and toss with the capers, drained raisins, pine nuts and red pepper.

6. Mix together the cocoa powder, chilli, orange juice, remaining sugar and thyme. Pour the cocoa mixture over the butternut squash mixture.

7. To serve, divide the butternut squash mixture evenly between two serving plates, drizzle the red wine sauce around the edge of the plates and top with the ostrich steaks. Serve at once.

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I made this and found it all too sweet. With the meat soaked in red wine and the cocoa powder and orange juice through the vegetables it did not all come together. I did stick to the recepie. Note, there is an error in the sugar quantities in the notes above. Don

donaldA42628 donaldA42628 Posted 17 Feb 2009 8:45 AM