• Gastro-Guide

    Chefs

    Advices

    Recipes

  • Restoguide

    Restaurants

  • Borjomi with dishes

  • Gastronomy Events

Back to restaurant

Horse steak in a baked beet cream sauce with onion marmalade

This juicy horse fillet, with its rich flavor, is served with a velvety beetroot and pomegranate sauce and a delicate red onion marmalade. Crispy beetroot chips and the aroma of kumis distillate add a distinctive steppe touch and a signature flair to the dish.

 

 

 

 

 

Horse steak in a baked beet cream sauce with onion marmalade

Preparation Time

60+ mn

Difficulty

Medium difficulty

CAL

500+ calories

Type of Food

Main dish

Recipe author

Horse steak in a baked beet cream sauce with onion marmalade

Ingredients

Horse fillet

150 gram

Beet and pomegranate sauce

50 gram

red onion

50 gram

red wine vinegar

20 gram

Sugar

10 gram

Salt

5 gram

pepper

2 gram

Olive oil

20 gram

Beet chips

2 gram

Kumis distillate

5 gram

step

droplet

1

chef

Peel the red onion and slice it into thin half-rings. Take the horse fillet out of the refrigerator ahead of time so that the meat reaches room temperature—this will ensure even cooking.

step

droplet

2

chef

Make onion marmalade: in a saucepan, heat the chopped red onion with wine vinegar and sugar, then simmer over medium heat until tender and lightly caramelized.

step

droplet

3

chef

Pour the beetroot and pomegranate sauce into a saucepan and simmer the mixture for a few more minutes, until the jam thickens and takes on a rich color.

step

droplet

4

chef

Grill the horse fillet on both sides until nicely browned, seasoning with salt, pepper, and olive oil. Finish cooking to the desired doneness in the oven.

step

droplet

5

chef

Spoon the beetroot and pomegranate sauce with onion confit onto a serving plate and sprinkle with crushed beetroot chips.

step

droplet

6

chef

.Slice the steak as needed and arrange it neatly on top of the sauce and jam

Serve

droplet

7

chef

Before serving, sprinkle the meat with kumis distillate—this brings out the aroma and gives the dish a steppe-inspired flavor.

Comment

Most Recent

Navigation

  • FAQ
  • About us
  • Personal Data Processing
  • Terms and Conditions

Links

  • Become a Borjomi distributor
  • Feedback

Developed By Leavingstone

Developed By Leavingstone