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30
ml/ 2 tablespoons extra virgin |
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olive
oil |
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15 grams/1 tablespoons
butter |
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1
large shallot, finely diced |
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1
medium onion, diced |
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10
grams/ 1 teaspoon green |
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peppercorns |
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10
grams/ 1 teaspoon parsley, |
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chopped |
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5
grams/ ½ teaspoon salt |
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50
grams/ ¼ cup white mushrooms, |
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coarsely
chopped |
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50
grams/ ¼ cup brown |
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mushrooms, coarsely chopped |
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10
grams/ 2 teaspoons dry porcini |
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mushrooms,
soaking in a cup of hot |
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water |
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125
ml/ ½ cup white wine |
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15
grams/ 1 tablespoon Dijon or |
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other
good quality mustard |
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30
ml/ 2 tablespoons heavy cream |
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30
ml/ 2 tablespoons Cognac |
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400
grams/ 10 ounces beef striploin |
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10
grams/ 1 teaspoon fresh parsley, |
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chopped
fine |
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4
shiitake mushrooms sliced very |
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thinly |
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If
using canned green peppercorns, strain them and crush about one
half of them with a heavy knife. Set aside. Soak the porcini mushrooms
for about 20 minutes, then strain. Set aside.
Heat
a medium heavy-bottomed sauté pan until hot. Add the butter
and olive oil, then stir in the shallot and onion. Cook for one
minute, then add the white, brown and porcini mushrooms to the pan.
Add the peppercorns, salt and parsley and cook 4-5 minutes. Turn
up the heat and add the white wine stirring until the wine evaporates.
Reduce the heat and add the mustard and cream and stir slowly until
smooth and creamy. Add the steak to the sauce and cook to your preference.
Remove from the pan and slice thinly on the diagonal. Place on a
warm serving platter.
Turn
up the heat under the sauce and bring almost to the boil add the
Cognac and stir until it flames. Carefully pour the flaming sauce
over the steak. Garnish with the parsley and sliced shiitake mushrooms.
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