reiders
Assistant Cook
On Sunday evening my husband and I "got the piggy that went to market". 
Having bought fresh warthog rump at the foodies market in our local Greek Hall and purchased exotic mushroom from a Woolworths store, we set to work to prepare an adventurous meal.
The warthog rump was marinated in a sweet marinade and biltong spice for an hour. It was then sealed whole in butter, cut into thick slices (1cm thick) and fried off. The left over marinade was splashed with red jerepigo and reheated and added to the slices of rump as it fried lightly.
The exotic mushroom mix, of shiitake, portabellini, shimeji and king oyster mushrooms, was fried off in butter, till cooked.
The rump and muchrooms were served with a fresh garden salad (we grow our own salad greens and tomatoes).
Being our first encounter with warthog it was superb!
Our neighbours, whom we often share tidbits with, were treated to a sliver the next day, and they drooled & begged for more.
Tomorrow it's back to the foodies market to purchase some more.
Having bought fresh warthog rump at the foodies market in our local Greek Hall and purchased exotic mushroom from a Woolworths store, we set to work to prepare an adventurous meal.
The warthog rump was marinated in a sweet marinade and biltong spice for an hour. It was then sealed whole in butter, cut into thick slices (1cm thick) and fried off. The left over marinade was splashed with red jerepigo and reheated and added to the slices of rump as it fried lightly.
The exotic mushroom mix, of shiitake, portabellini, shimeji and king oyster mushrooms, was fried off in butter, till cooked.
The rump and muchrooms were served with a fresh garden salad (we grow our own salad greens and tomatoes).
Being our first encounter with warthog it was superb!
Our neighbours, whom we often share tidbits with, were treated to a sliver the next day, and they drooled & begged for more.
Tomorrow it's back to the foodies market to purchase some more.
