Fillet Mignon is a classic dish with a
divine tenderness, it can be grilled, sautéed or broiled and is a suitable
choice any time of year.
Ingredients
serve 4
4 beef fillet steaks, about 200g each
4 rindless bacon rashes
1 tbls oil
20 g butter
½ finely chopped brown onion (100g)
4 rindless bacon rashes
1 tbls oil
20 g butter
½ finely chopped brown onion (100g)
300 g small button mushrooms, halved
¼ cup brandy (60ml)
¼ cup cream (60ml)
¼ cup cream (60ml)
Method
Preheat oven to 200°C normal bake. Wrap
each piece of fillet with a bacon rasher around the edges and secure with
toothpicks. Place oil in a large frying pan with an oven proof handle over
medium heat. Season the meat with salt and pepper before searing on all sides
in the frying pan. The steaks can be set aside at this stage for cooking later,
if desired. Place the frying pan containing the steaks in the oven for approx. 15
minutes depending on the preferred way you like your meat cooked. Place butter
in separate frying pan over medium heat, cook the onion and mushrooms for approx.
4 minutes, set aside. Remove the frying pan from the oven and place the meat on
a plate, cover with foil and allow resting. Place the frying pan over medium
heat and pour in brandy, cook until reduced and stir in the cream. Season with
salt and pepper. Add the mushrooms and cook while stirring. Place the cooked
steaks on serving plates along with boiled or roasted chat potatoes and steamed
vegetables such as beans. Divide the mushroom sauce on the plates and serve.
Note: Try adding mashed sweet potatoes to this dish or oven roasted vegetables.
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