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Paul Little: Our executive chef
Born and raised in Montreal, Quebec, Paul Little
unknowingly began his culinary career at his mom’s side in
the kitchen at home preparing for family gatherings. Since
then, he has owned and operated a successful modern Italian restaurant – Ristorante
D’Oro and worked in many of the cities finer establishments.
Schooled at McGill University and then at the
Pearson Culinary Academy, Paul joined the Ritz Carlton family in
2000 and after ‘5 star’ nominations and awards, now
runs the kitchen as the executive chef.
Since taking over at the helm, Paul has made
the menu his own by reinventing the ‘Regal’ into his
own contemporary cuisine.
Featured Recipes
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Prosciutto wrapped
filet of venison with apple cranberry chutney |
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Ingredients (4
portions)
4 7 oz filet of venison
4 slices of prosciutto
2 tablespoons of canola oil
For the chutney
1
tablespoon butter
1
delicious apple cut in dice
½ Spanish
onion cut into dice
3 tablespoons of raisins
3 tablespoons of dried cranberries
1 star anise (optional)
1 cinnamon stick
6
tablespoons of apple cider vinegar
6
tablespoons of white wine
4
tablespoons of maple syrup
2
teaspoons of lemon juice
Salt
pepper to taste
For the chutney
On medium heat melt butter and sweat the
onions and apple just until they are translucent. (About
5 min.) Add the raisins cranberries star anise and cinnamon
stick. Let simmer for 3 mins. Deglaze the pan with
vinegar, lemon juice, and white wine. Reduce
the heat, add the maple syrup and let simmer until liquid
has evaporated. Set aside. (Chutney can be made in advance
and simply re heated when needed)
For the venison
Pre heat oven to 425f
Wrap prosciutto around the filet -
use a tooth pick if needed.
Season the meat with salt and pepper and
sear in a hot pan on both sides. (About 2 minutes a side)
Place meat in oven for about 5 mins for
Medium rare (venison is best when serve medium rare)
Serve with chutney |
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