Ingredients :
4 tenderloin steaks
4 Crottins de Chavignol
15 cl fresh cream
800 g turnips
4 shallots
1 lemon
5 cl brandy
15 cl white wine
20 g butter
1 café spoon olive oil
3 soupspoons cider vinegar
1 soupspoon honey
salt and ground pepper
Comments:
Quite a lot of action, and it is important to make sure the four different
parts (preparing turnips, cooking steaks, grilling Crottins and making the sauce) come
together at the same time.
Well worth the effort, a festival of different tastes and flavors.
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Tenderloin Steak baked with Chavignol cheese, with honey turnips
Preparation:
Preparing the turnips:
Peel the shallots, chop up and place them in a frying pan, pour in 5 cl of white wine and the cider vinegar.
Place on a strong flame and allow the liquid to nearly evaporate, then pour in the honey.
Peel the turnips and cut in quarters.
Place them in the frying pan making sure they lie as flat as possible.
Cover them with water, add salt and pepper.
Place cooking paper over the frying pans top and allow it contents to simmer for 15 minutes.
Occasionally, in order to verify cooked status of the turnips pick with a pointed knife.
Add a zest of lemon.
Frying the steaks:
Fry the tenderloin steaks in butter.
Allow them to cook 2 to 5 minutes each side.
Salt and pepper the steaks and keep warm.
Grilling the Crottins:
While the steaks are cooking place the Crottins in an oven pan, pour a little oil over the cheeses and place under the grill for 2 to 5 minutes until their exterior is golden brown with a surface undulated by the heat.
Making the sauce:
Take the frying pan and pour in the brandy to this add the remaining of the white wine.
Reduce under a strong flame for 2 to 3 minutes and pour in the cream, allow further cooking for another 3 minutes.
Salt and pepper.
Serving:
Now for the serving, first make sure the plates are heated and the food hot.
Place the steaks on a plat and cover with the sauce, on the top place the Crottins and lastly surround the steaks with the honey-coated turnips.
The right place to buy Crottin de Chavignol cheese:
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