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What’s Cookin’ – Chef Jason Huguet 10-15

Posted by matthewleblanc on November 4, 2015 in Watch What's Cookin'
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Beef Tournedos with Seared Foie Gras 

& Cabernet, Portabella Demi-Glace

4 petite filet mignon (about 4 oz each)

4 (2 oz) slices of foie gras

¼ C extra virgin olive oil

1 finely diced shallot

2 large portabella caps (sliced)

1 tsp minced garlic

6 sprigs of fresh thyme

¼ C cabernet sauvignon wine

2 ½ C classical French demi-glace

kosher salt & course ground black pepper to taste

In a medium size sauté pan, heat the extra virgin olive oil on a medium flame.  Season the filets with the kosher salt & course ground black pepper, then add them to the pan.  Continue to cook the filets to medium rare, making sure to give them a good sear on each side, then remove from the pan and allow to rest.

In the same pan, add the shallots & mushrooms and allow them to sauté for about 5 mins, or until wilted.  Next add the garlic & allow to cook for about 2 more mins, being careful not to burn the garlic.  Remove the thyme leaves from 4 of the sprigs on hand.  Add the thyme leaves & red wine to the pan and allow to reduce to 1/3, then add the demi-glace.  Allow the sauce to simmer for about 10 mins on low heat so that the flavors will come together.  Remove from heat and set aside.

Finally, place a cast iron skillet on a medium-high flame and sear the foie gras.  Do not over cook the foie gras, sear only until a golden brown color on each side is achieved, about a minute on each side, depending on how hot your skillet is.

Place the filets on your favorite serving platter/dish, then the foie gras.  Finish the plate by drizzling the cabernet demi-glace over the filets & foie gras, placing some of the mushrooms on top as well, then garnish with the remaining fresh thyme sprigs.

Enjoy!

Jason Huguet

Chef/Owner

Steamboat Warehouse

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Posted in Watch What's Cookin' | Tagged Cajun, Cooking, cooking show, Jason Huguet, Joey Quebedeaux, OPELOUSAS, Piggly Wiggly, Steamboat Warehouse Restaurant, what's cookin'

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