Wild Boar with Wagyu Ragù
A Birthday Feast to Remember
Hello, Tatekitchen lovers! I'm back with another culinary adventure. This time, it was a special occasion - my wife's birthday. As a chef, there's no better way to show my love than through a carefully crafted, home-cooked meal. So, I decided to pull out all the stops and prepare a full-course Italian feast that would make any restaurant envious.
We started with an Antipasto of Pickled Color Radishes with Immune Boost Green Salad. The radishes were pickled in-house, providing a tangy crunch that perfectly complemented the freshness of the salad. The salad was a medley of multi-color winter radish and micro greens, dressed lightly with a Yuzu vinaigrette. It was a refreshing start to the meal, setting the stage for the courses to follow.
Next up was the Primo, a Tagliatelle alla Pescatora. This dish was a seafood lover's dream, featuring shrimp, scallops, clams, mussels, and squid, all tossed in a fresh tomato and sea urchin sauce. The pasta was cooked to al dente perfection, and the seafood was tender and flavorful. The sea urchin sauce added a unique, briny depth to the dish that had us all reaching for seconds.
For the Secondo, I prepared a Wild Bore Shank with Wagyu Ragu. The shank was slow-cooked in a French broth until it was fall-off-the-bone tender. The Wagyu Ragu was a rich and hearty accompaniment, with the Mishima beef adding a luxurious touch to the dish. It was a meat lover's delight and the perfect main course to follow the seafood pasta.
Finally, for Dolce, I served a Blackberry Mousse. Made with organic blackberries, coconut cream, stevia, and raw honey, this dessert was a light and refreshing end to the meal. The mousse was airy and creamy, with the tartness of the blackberries perfectly balanced by the sweetness of the honey. It was a sweet ending to a wonderful meal.
Cooking this meal for my wife's birthday was a labor of love. Each dish was carefully thought out and prepared with the freshest ingredients, resulting in a meal that was not only delicious but also filled with love and care. It was a birthday celebration to remember, and I'm already looking forward to cooking up another feast for the next special occasion. Until then, keep cooking and keep loving!