Season the veal fillet and turn in the cocoa powder. Heat the oil in an ovenproof pan, fry the veal fillets on both sides over a medium heat. Cook in the convection oven for about four to five minutes.
For the risotto, sweat shallot cubes in 2 tablespoons of walnut oil until golden, add the risotto rice and let it sweat for a moment. Deglaze with champagne and gradually fill up with poultry stock. Let the risotto simmer gently until bite. Fry the chanterelles in the rest of the walnut oil separately in a pan and mix with the risotto. Season with salt and pepper and refine with butter and parmesan cheese.
For the balsamic shallots, caramelize the sugar in a saucepan, add the shallots to the lightly browned sugar and deglaze with the balsamic vinegar. Top up with the veal ice cream and add the herb sprigs. Place in a fan oven and cook the shallots in the stock at 160 ° C. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Place the risotto in the middle of a plate. Place three shallots in a triangle and pour the remaining sauce over them. Halve the veal fillet and place in the middle of the risotto.
Tip: Alternatively, you can also take pork fillet or simply a mushroom cream sauce.
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