Bistecca al Gorgonzola
Steak for dinner once in a while is always a treat and a very hearty choice. Along with my Gorgonzola gravy and fresh broccoli it's a complete meal. My blend of sharp Gorgonzola and the dry Chianti seem to have made friends quickly!! The fresh sage gave the dish a down to earth taste. All together this is one tender melt in your mouth steak.
Filet Mignon
2 filet mignon steaks 1 1/2" thick
1 teaspoon olive oil
1 teaspoon butter
1 cup beef broth
1/2 cup Chianti wine
2 tablespoons heavy cream
2 tablespoons Gorgonzola, crumbled
1 tablespoon fresh sage, chopped
1 teaspoon flour
Steaks should be at room temperature atleast half an hour. Salt and pepper both sides. In a large heavy pan, get it searing hot add olive oil and butter and place steaks in pan. Do not move, cooking 6 minutes each side or 150 internal temperature for medium rare. Remove steaks to a cutting board cover and allow to rest 10 - 15 minutes. Meanwhile, carefully add broth to pan then wine and stir. Add heavy cream, cheese and flour, reduce two thirds in volume then stir in chopped sage, strain and serve.
Buon Appetito!
Steak for dinner once in a while is always a treat and a very hearty choice. Along with my Gorgonzola gravy and fresh broccoli it's a complete meal. My blend of sharp Gorgonzola and the dry Chianti seem to have made friends quickly!! The fresh sage gave the dish a down to earth taste. All together this is one tender melt in your mouth steak.
Filet Mignon
2 filet mignon steaks 1 1/2" thick
1 teaspoon olive oil
1 teaspoon butter
1 cup beef broth
1/2 cup Chianti wine
2 tablespoons heavy cream
2 tablespoons Gorgonzola, crumbled
1 tablespoon fresh sage, chopped
1 teaspoon flour
Steaks should be at room temperature atleast half an hour. Salt and pepper both sides. In a large heavy pan, get it searing hot add olive oil and butter and place steaks in pan. Do not move, cooking 6 minutes each side or 150 internal temperature for medium rare. Remove steaks to a cutting board cover and allow to rest 10 - 15 minutes. Meanwhile, carefully add broth to pan then wine and stir. Add heavy cream, cheese and flour, reduce two thirds in volume then stir in chopped sage, strain and serve.
Buon Appetito!
Delicious! I just love your gravy Chuck.
ReplyDeleteI have zero class- I would lick the plate, even in front of company ;-) Janet
ReplyDeleteI agree, steak is a treat you should have once in a while and this one is making my mouth water. When I had a significant birthday (OK, OK, it was my 50th!)my husband asked me what I'd like for a present - just cook me steak with all the trimmings. It was such a treat!
ReplyDeleteHello LaDue, This is great, your funny!!
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Hi Yankeesoaper, Thanks You.
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Hi Casalba, We are about the same age, with age comes wisdom!! That was nice birthday gift,
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Wow looks great. I have never had a filet in my house that didn't have grill marks on it :)
ReplyDeleteHello Live.love.Eat, You must try searing one day!
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Would you believe I've never cooked steak unless it's on the BBQ? Thank you for expaining how! Yummy sauce too...
ReplyDeleteHi Scintilla, It's a must try!
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Wow! This is not just steak - this is heaven! What a sauce!
ReplyDeleteHi Jamie, It was, Thanks You
ReplyDeleteI had this on vacation a couple months back and loved it. I admit, I am not a huge gorgonzola fan, but when made into a sauce and paired with the steak, it becomes this divine creamy dream. Loved it!
ReplyDeleteHi Bridgett, I agree Gorgonazola alone is to strong. I am glad you enjoyed!!
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Well, it looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteYes, my foodie friend, Enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteChef Chuck!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could eat your food. There isn't a better blog than your blog!! This steak sounds YUMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello Ginger, I hope all is fine, you are a very kind person. The steak was easy and yes delish! I know you can do it!! Thanks, Take care
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