Mouthwatering Wild Boar Ragout

Ragout is of the most endearing dish around the world celebrated by many cultures, stew, tagine, cassoulet, ratatouille, gumbo, carnitas, dal to name a few.

With local ingredients cooked in different types of cooking vessels, simmered in low heat, the moist, juicy, sometimes syrupy, and zestful flavor dish, at the end, conquered our hearts, our souls, and our stomach. It is comfort food for all.

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This is probably the easiest dish to cook because it is super forgiving. You can hardly go wrong with it, unless of course, you forgot to set your timer and burned the pot.

The key to cook delicious ragout is time. You can’t rush it. Of course, it is even better if you can get fresh and honest ingredients. It takes time to simmer for a while for all the ingredients to emerge the flavors. If you can wait, let it cool off and put it in the frige over night and serve the next day, it would smell and taste even more unbelievable.

Here is one of our many favorite ragout recipe.

Happy cooking!

Shopping List

Ground wild boar
Bacon
Shallots
Garlic
Ginger
Cloves
Juniper berries
White peppercorn
Coriander
Mustard seeds
Bay leaf
All purpose flour
Red wine
Persimmon (substitute with apple, sweet potatoes, or carrots)

Tool List

Iron pot
Wooden spoon
A small mason jar or a small bottle with lid
A knife
A vegetable peeler or a pairing knife
A medium size cutting board

Tips & Tricks

Let the ragout cool off, store in the frig over night to serve the next day. The flavors will become more intense.

Videos

Watch steps for cooking our mouthwatering wild boar ragout here:

Recipe