Harvest Launceston Hare Odyssey Hare Tartine

Servings: 2

Preparation Time:

Preparation time not available.

Ingredients

  • 4 rough puff discs
  • 4 tbsp of leek fondue (recipe from pt. 1)
  • 4 tbsp celeriac soubise (recipe link here)
  • 1 tsp hare sauce (cold, solid)
  • 1 confit hare leg, broken into pieces (recipe from pt 1)
  • 1 braised hare shoulder, shredded
  • 2 small beetroots, boiled and thinly sliced
  • 12 Brussels sprout head leaves, trimmed and blanched
  • The reserved confit garlic gloves
  • 1 reserved confit shallot, halved lengthways
  • Chive tips to garnish
  • 80 sml sauce to finish

Before you start assembling, take the cold braised hare

shoulder, remove it from the bone and shred it. Add a

teaspoon of the solidified hare sauce and, using your

hands or a spatula, gently mix it through until the meat is

cohesive and well-coated. Set that aside.

• To plate, start by placing one disc of rough puff pastry

down as your base. Add a layer of thinly sliced beetroot,

then spoon on a tablespoon of leek fondue.

• Follow with the shredded hare shoulder you have just

enriched, spreading each layer out as you go. Tuck in a few

blanched Brussels sprout leaves.

• Top this with a second puff pastry disc. Press gently so it

holds, but don’t squish it.

• On top of the second puff, spoon over a tablespoon of

celeriac soubise. Place a few pieces of confit leg, then dot

with the reserved confit garlic and shallot. Add another

dab of soubise to finish the form.

• Garnish with chive tips. Warm the reserved hare sauce,

and spoon it around the base of the tartine and lightly

over the top to serve.

Total Cook Time

40 min

Cooking Temperature

Cooking temperature not available.

Total Servings

2