Filetsteak with Sauce Caffe de Paris
Filetsteak
with Sauce Caffe de Paris
Special Pleasure!
A
beef fillet is without question something very special. The noblest piece of
meat is also the most expensive and is not on the daily menu.
I
prefer to buy the meat from the butcher my trust, it tastes much better than
the welded pieces from the supermarket. Fortunately, there are still butchers
selling the filet piece by piece and not in a row. The appearance of the filet
gives a first impression, because only a dark red piece is mature and another
plus is a thin marbling. But keep an eye out for when buying it which also has
the wrong fillet and is not suitable as a steak. It is primarily used as a pot
roast. Had the "pleasure" !!!
Important
is the cooking time - but tastes are known to be different. I prefer Medium
Rare - the flesh color reddish, the inner core still bloody. The question of
spicing is very delicate, some swear on seasoning even before frying, others
season until the end. I practice it, as my mother has shown me. But now I enjoy
my fillet and let it melt on my tongue.
Ingredient
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2
beef fillets (approx. 150g each)
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2
shallots
·
100g
soft butter
·
1
The Kapern
·
1
The Dionsenf
·
1
Tomatenketchup
·
1EL
Cognac
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2-3
stalks tarragon
·
Salt
and pepper from the mill
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100g
Stage
·
clarified
butter
Instruction
Peel
shallots and dice small. Puree half of the butter, shallots, capers, mustard,
ketchup, tarragon and cognac with the hand blender. Season with salt and pepper
from the mill to taste. For about 1-2 minutes, sauté the meat in the frying pan
with buttered ghee, at high heat, from each side. On medium heat, continue to
fry the fillet (medium) per side for another 3 to 4 minutes. Wrap the filet in
aluminum foil and let it rest for 5 minutes. Meanwhile, heat the sauce over low
heat, add the cream and stir in the remaining butter, piece by piece. Season
the fillet with salt and pepper, fry for another 1-2 minutes in hot butter from
each side. Arrange the fillet with the sauce on a plate and serve, I like to
eat croquettes or baguette and a leaf salad.
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