Cook for nourishment. Eat for sport Today is Friday, July 30, 2010

Dinner But No Recipe

Oct21

I had the best dinner last night.  Steak with sauteed mushrooms and a glass of Bordeaux to die for!  At this moment I can't write up the preparation but I still want to show you the pictures.  It was so delicious, I just couldn't get enough and so simple you won't believe.  Pictures now, recipe to follow.

UPDATE

This is how it's done:

Sautee one package of wild mushrooms in some olive oil and 1/4 stick of butter.  I also like to take a spoonful of the steak sauce and stir it in.  Make sure to salt towards the end of cooking.

For the steak, season well with salt and pepper and sear in a very hot pan with very little fat for 3 minutes on each side.  Add about 1/2 cup of red wine, 1/4 cup beef stock, pat of butter.  Continue cooking on low heat for 5-7 minutes each side.  If sauce becomes low, just add a little more wine or beef stock.  When you take your beef out of the pan to rest, stir in a small dollop of creme fraiche for richness and make assure that the sauce is condensed down into a thick creamy sauce.



Post A Comment

To post comments, please log in or register.

Cook. Eat. Enjoy


Restaurant Spotlight

Ipuddo, 65 4th Avenue

The greeting when you walk into the dining room is a definite indicator as to how your meal will go; comforting, familiar and soul warming. Every time we go to Ipuddo the meal is the same: Pork buns and Akamaru Modern ramen. The pork is mouth wateringly moist and the creamy ramen broth is unbelievably flavorful. Whether you decide on a quick lunch or a late and lazy dinner, your appetite will thank you.


Real Time Web Analytics Related Posts with Thumbnails