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What is the Difference Between a Calotte (I assume this should be [French] Coulotte and a "Ribeye Cap Steak?
Although I further elaborate below, this top image-especially the "Choice" side clearly shows rhe reasons why the Multifidus Do...
REAL CHATEAUBRIAND, As It Should Look, And be Prepared
Links: Fillet-and the Modern Conception Chateaubriand Steak. from Wikipedia, because it continually contradicts itself, it is my p...
Beef Loin Cuts
Porterhouse Many believe these to be the best of all steaks. The FIRST cut from the short loin, this is a much smaller joint 4-5 in...
Pommes Bercy (Bercy Potatoes)
As for almond potatoes but adding chopped truffle to the basic Duchesse mixture.
Berrichonne Potatoes
· As for Fondant potatoes but including diced onion and lardons of bacon.
The Real CHATEAUBRIAND SAUCE and Other Sauces Derived From DEMI- GLACE:
Just in case you may have been wondering, the small rectangle that appears just before the start of each of these recipes is there because ...
THE BEST, ABSOLUTELY IRRESISTIBLE, DROP TEA BISCUITS
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What is the Best Beef; From What Animal or Animals Does it Come?
Finer grained, with a slightly sweeter more flavourful taste, more nutritious, possibly better for your health, and often more tende...
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Sunday, 20 November 2011
Sauce Valoise--For Eggs or Broiled Chicken
Sauce Valoise
T
o 1 cup béarnaise sauce add 1 teaspoon melted beef extract to give a light brownish colour. For eggs or broiled chicken.
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