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Meat marinated in red wine and braised with chocolate for depth — an Andorran mountain stew.
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Civet is a traditional stew of Andorra and the Pyrenees, originally made by marinating wild meat like boar or venison in red wine and slowly braising it with onion and carrot. Adding a little chocolate at the end for depth and color is the Catalan way. At home it's also made with pork.
Cut the meat into large pieces and marinate overnight in red wine, herbs, and pepper.
Pat the meat dry, dust with flour, and brown in olive oil.
Add the onion, carrot, and garlic and sauté.
Add the marinade and salt, cover, and simmer on low for 1½ hours.
Melt in chopped chocolate and simmer 10 minutes until thick.