Shanks: In a mortar/pestle crush the sea salt, pepper, coriander seeds, star anise, herbs and 1 clove of garlic.

Rub the mix over the wallaby shanks (after you have removed the small piece of sinew from the meat nearest the bone). Set aside.

Heat some olive oil and fry off the mirepoix until lightly browned. Set aside.

Seal off the shanks in the same pan, brown on all sides- remove.

Add mirepoix back to pan along with cinnamon quill, orange and lemon skin and remaining garlic cloves.

Brown till quite dark (not burnt) and deglaze with balsamic and white wine, scrape any sediment from the bottom.

Place the vegetable base in the bottom of the braising pan and lay shanks on top. Cover with Veal Stock and cook slowly – (150 °) for about 3 hours or until tender.

When meat is ‘falling off the bone’ remove and set aside in a cool room until reasonably cold.

Strain the cooking juices, skim and reduce by half. Set aside for sauce.

Onion compote: Melt butter in honey based saucepan, add bacon and onion and cook, covered, for 5 minutes until onions start to wilt.

Remove the lid and reduce to a very low simmer for about 3 hours, stirring regularly to prevent sticking.

Remove from heat, stir in honey and vinegar and season to taste.

Souffle: Melt butter in saucepan and add flour, cook to white roux – cool slightly

Add milk stirring all the while to form a sauce, boil, reduce heat and simmer for 5 minutes.

Mash goat cheese until soft and add to sauce with chopped herbs and Parmesan. Allow to cool slightly.

Fold in yolks and check seasoning.

Beat egg whites with a pinch of salt until creamy. Fold quickly into cheese mixture.

Sweet potato: Roast peeled sweet potato with olive oil and sea salt until nicely coloured and cooked through.

Drain oil and puree in food processor with nutmeg and butter. Set aside.

Sauce: Fry off the vegetables in a little olive oil until dark

Add the herbs and garlic

Pour over the braising liquor and veal jus

Bring to boil and simmer for 1 ½ hours

Strain, reduce by half and add coffee beans and infuse 1 hour

Strain again, ad lemon juice and diced ‘cold butter’ just before serving

Shred wallaby with fingers from bone and mix with a little Sauce Arabica to bind.

In the bottom of 4 cooked shortcrust tart shells place a good spoonful of onion compote, top with wallaby and chill

Make up a soufflé mix and top each tart steel with this, bake 5 minutes.

Place cooked tart on a spoonful of sweet potato mash

Surround with Sauce Arabica, serve at once.