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Post by smokey on May 2, 2015 20:36:21 GMT 10
I used some rib eye steaks to make mini beef wellingtons however they came out like a pie, or even some sort of a beef burger. I missed the doneness I wanted. That was a mistake in the searing. I seared them just a little too long. However the blessing in disguise was that more fat rendered. I could go iether way and accept just on well done in this dish. About a dozen mushrooms prosessed four or five walnuts processed Two spring onions or scallions fine chopped. Combine and fry on a low heat in butter and reduce the water that comes out of the mushrooms. Season with S&P and set aside
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Post by Gus65 on May 2, 2015 22:14:07 GMT 10
Looks like a great feed to me.
Always going to be hard to tell how the beef is cooked without X-ray vision. Pastry looks nice and meat is edible.
Better than I could do
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Post by smokey on May 2, 2015 22:41:09 GMT 10
More text to come, I'm having I pad issues editing and need to get onto a PC tomorrow to fix it up Wallnut was interesting, Quite almost like truffles when mixed with mushrooms. Definatly a new flavour for me and I liked it. I think shallot was the right choice over the heavier standard onion.
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Post by gatsby on May 3, 2015 5:54:11 GMT 10
Looks good. May think about for tonights dinner, depends on what I find in the freezers. Made a call that I HAVE to clean them out. No buying meat until they are mostly empty!
I should have some steaks somewhere. Sirloin or New York cuts would work?
Cheers
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Post by chrisg on May 3, 2015 9:11:18 GMT 10
Hmm,
The walnut sounds interesting but did you deliberately omit pate ?
The do look very edible, small wellingtons are with beef always tricky, it's a trick I use to provide chicken wellington to the occasional guest who does not eat beef when I'm planning a full-size one.
Cheers
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