Truffled Fillet of Beef Sandwiches
Show: Barefoot Contessa
Episode: Oven Rules
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By elsyarevalo_117...
Palos Verdes Es...
on March 18, 2009
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The sandwich would have had great flavor but.....I cooked the meat as instructed and it was really chewy. Any thoughts on what I did wrong? The black truffle was awesome and will use in the future as spread on bread. Everything had great taste just awful texture on the meat.
By neat1ky_8325592
Louisville, KY
on March 07, 2009
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Served Ina's fillet of beef at dinner and we were all amazed!! The beef was tender and cooked to perfection! Everyone raved about how delicious it tasted.
I had to confiscate what was left so that I could have some for the next day. I did serve this with a mayo and horseradish mix and my guests loved it...could not locate truffle butter.
Paula
Louisville, KY
By alia.carey
New York, NY
on March 01, 2009
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I had a one pound fillet but didn't wind up altering the recipe at all. Used white truffle butter because I had it on hand. The dish was wonderful. Add a salad and its a great dinner meal.
By klj1958_11705589
galveston, TX
on March 01, 2009
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Oh my gawd! The best way to have a sandwich!
I substituted garlic for the tuffles butter.
Garnish with mandrin orange great for the pallet.
Had a resling wine with!
By pft165_11703654
melbourne, FL
on March 01, 2009
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Tried the recipe for fillet of beef on company!! It was fabulous! Best ever! Easy and sure fire! Raves from everyone - hats off to Ina!
By debbi2000_11119787
Pleasant Hill, CA
on March 01, 2009
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Of course all of Ina's recipes look good, so I went to the store trying to find a filet roast. Talked with the butcher he said just take a filet steak and roll it, but none of the cuts looked even enough to do this. So I bought a 1 lb. steak, it was thicker on one end and rolled it sideways so that when I cut into it I would be slicing across the grain. I roasted it 1 min. per ounce, so 16 min., I tested it and put it in for 4 more min. and it registered 120 deg. Took it out, rested it for the 15 min., sliced with my electric knife so I could get the slices thin, and made the sandwiches on a small french roll, with the truffle butter on one side, and I did mayo the other side. This was by far the most tender beef ever! Next time though I think it would be just fine on any great fresh bread sliced thick instead of a roll, and horseradish sauce would definately work instead of the truffle butter. This one is a keeper! I had no idea you could roll a steak and cook it this way....:O
By mrbuhlwoods_117...
HERMITAGE, PA
on February 28, 2009
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THIS SANDWICH IS WHAT I LIKE TO CALL "COMFORT FOOD" BAREFOOT CONTESSA SURE MOVED THIS ONE TO THE TOP OF MY LIST!!!!!!!! IT IS WELL WORTH SERVING TO COMPANY WITH A NICE MERLOT OR JUST TREATING YOURSELF TO A NICE SANDWICH NEXT TO THE FIREPLACE. I ALSO TOOK YOUR ADVICE AND STARTED USING THIS METHOD FOR PREPARING MY FILLETS FOR A MEAL AND I REALLY DO LIKE IT THIS WAY. ONCE AGAIN THANKS AND YOU NEVER GO WRONG WITH ANYTHING YOU MAKE!!!!!!!!! YOUR FRIEND RICH ZAKRZEWSKI