Saddle of venison:
Sear the saddle of venison briefly on both sides in fresh butter with the juniper and blueberries. For about four minutes in the stove heated to 180 ° C form. Remove the meat and rest for six to eight min.
Sauce:
Roast the finely chopped venison bones evenly in clarified butter.
Add the roasted vegetables and roast gently. Add two tablespoons of paradeis pulp and sauté at low temperature until a uniform dark color appears. Deglaze the sauce with 1.5 liters of red wine and reduce completely. Next, add a small amount of chicken stock, but only enough to just cover the bones. Add the spices and let the sauce simmer for 1.5 hours at low temperature. Important: In between, skim off the fat and turbidity with a ladle. Do not season with pepper or salt! Celery puree: Peel the celery, cut into small cubes and put into a saucepan. Then add milk and whipping cream and season with salt. Cook over medium heat until the celery is completely cooked, stirring occasionally. In a separate saucepan, heat the butter until it is brown and then pour through a dish rack. Drain the celery on a colander and mash with brown butter in a hand mixer, season with salt and a pinch of nutmeg. Strain the puree through a fine sieve to remove perhaps