Herb Crusted Kangaroo

Herb Crusted Kangaroo

 
Herb crusted kangaroo medallions with caramelised onion
What I think about: - Kangaroo is a red meat it’s meat is stronger than beef and pork. Kangaroo meat is from the wild and not farm. Kangaroo meat is always cooked before eating and should never eat raw.
Kangaroo is slant meat with less fat composing it a beneficial red meat choice. It is high in protein, zinc, iron and omega 3.
Australian people prefer more kangaroo meat than other meat. It’s very expensive. California banned the importation of kangaroo products.
Herb crusted kangaroo served with roasted vegetables and sauce.
Preparation time: - 15 minutes
Cooking time: - 5 minutes
Ingredients                                                      Quantity
Kangaroo strip loin medallions          8*80g
Fresh thyme, fined chopped                           5g
Dried basil                               8g
Garlic, crushed                                  2 cloves
Salt                                        pinch
Black pepper                                   pinch 
Canola oil                              70ml
Butter                                               20g
Red onion, sliced                           800g
Brown sugar                                    70g
Balsamic vinegar                            20ml

Method
1. Mix the thyme, basil, garlic, salt and oil together in a flat dish. Steep the kangaroo medallions into the herb marinade and turn them until they are well coated. Cover the dish with plastic film and refrigerate for at least 3 hours.
2. To make the caramelised onions, melt the butter in a sauce pan, add the onion and cook until the onion soften slightly. Add the brown sugar and vinegar and cook slowly until onion starts to brown and caramelise. Keep warm.
3. Remove the meat from the the marinade, taking care to keep as much of the herbs sticking to the meat as possible while draining the oil.
4. Place the medallions on a pre-heated bar grill to seal on each side for 1 minute. Turn the  heat down to continue cooking to no more than medium rare.
5. To serve, place a portion of caramelised onion in the centre of the heated service plates and neatly arrange two arrange two medallions per portion on top. Garnished as desired.



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