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by Chef Bradley Manchester
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Summary: Simplicity plays a big role in this delicious entree.
Cooking time (duration): 10
Number of servings (yield): 4
Meal type: dinner
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Ingredients
- Maui onions, 1C chopped
- Oil
- Sugar
- Butter
- 1/4C Chianti wine vinegar or red wine vinegar
- 1/2C Chianti wine
- 1/2C Veal or beef stock, reduced
- 3 TBS unsalted butter room temperature
- 1/2C Maytag Blue Cheese
- 1 Clove roasted chopped garlic
- 1 TBS Herb mixture (Italian flat leaf parsley, rosemary, sage and oregano)
- Salt
- Freshly ground pepper
- 8 French baguettes
- 9 oz USDA Prime Beef Tenderloin (Filet Minion)
- Olive oil
- Handful of fresh asparagus, washed, bottoms snapped off and cut in half
- Extra virgin olive oil
Instructions
Chianti Sauce:
- Heat medium size pot on medium heat. Cover bottom with oil and butter.
- Add Maui onions.
- Add small amount of sugar.
- Cook until mixture begins to caramelize and turns dark.
- Deglaze with Chianti wine vinegar. Let soak into onions.
- Once vinegar is absorbed, add Chianti wine.
- Cook and reduce.
- Add veal or beef stock and reduce. Avoid over-boiling. Ready when not to thick or thin.
Crustini:
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
- In mixing bowl add unsalted butter.
- Add Maytag Blue Cheese.
- Add roasted garlic.
- Add herb mixture.
- Season with salt and pepper and mix.
- On baking pan place baguettes.
- Spread cheese mixture on top.
- Bake until toasty.
Beef Tenderloin:
- Heat skillet on high. Add 3 TBS olive oil.
- Season top side of meat liberally with salt and pepper.
- Sear seasoned side down.
- Season top side. Turn and sear top side.
- Note: if grilling, use mixture of cherry and pecan wood.
Asparagus:
- Heat skillet on medium high. Add Extra Virgin olive oil.
- Season asparagus with salt, pepper, oil and herb mixture.
- Add to skillet and cook till tender, turning occasionally.
On serving plate arrange 2 Crustini baguettes. Add a few asparagus. Add 2 pieces of beef tenderloin. Spoon Chianti sauce on top.
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