Regional specialties
Civet de sanglier
Wild boar slowly braised with wine and aromatics.
Say it: see-VAY duh sahn-GLEE-ay (approximate English pronunciation)
Civet de sanglier uses wild boar in a slow-cooked wine braise. Corsican interpretations may add chestnuts, bringing a different texture to the meat and sauce. Aromatic vegetables and herbs build the flavor during cooking. It is a game dish rather than a standard beef stew, so check the meat and accompaniment described on the menu.
Names to look for on menus
civet de sanglier, wild boar civet, wild boar stew
Explore its regional connections: Corsica
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Written by Eat French.Food. Reference check: 2026-10-12. Pronunciations are approximate guides for English speakers.