I know that many of their noses, the pot is contrary to every old and new concept of cooking, the meat is good if the fillet is eaten pure, the cream .... ahhhhh the cream, yet continues to delight me and yet so much.
fillet Fillet with green pepper in brine
green pepper 1 / 2 teaspoon mustard
few tablespoons of whipping cream salt
cognac oil, butter
In a non stick skillet, melt the butter in oil, then brown medium flame thread already salted and rolled in crushed green peppercorns, and bring him to turn cooking time. Remove the tenderloin from the pan and let it rest in the warm (oven at 90 degrees), deglaze the pan with a dash of cognac to evaporate the alcohol, add to the cream sauce, mustard and a few whole green peppercorns. Serve Serve with the sauce over.
fillet Fillet with green pepper in brine
green pepper 1 / 2 teaspoon mustard
few tablespoons of whipping cream salt
cognac oil, butter
In a non stick skillet, melt the butter in oil, then brown medium flame thread already salted and rolled in crushed green peppercorns, and bring him to turn cooking time. Remove the tenderloin from the pan and let it rest in the warm (oven at 90 degrees), deglaze the pan with a dash of cognac to evaporate the alcohol, add to the cream sauce, mustard and a few whole green peppercorns. Serve Serve with the sauce over.
This book explains very clearly how making pasta by hand, with the why and wherefore of each step, with ample photographic documentation of the movements are more difficult to explain in words. E 'can buy a videotape in which movies are all steps in the procedure. Of course the book also offers many recipes, traditional and even some more detail. I've never had a grandmother who did fresh pasta, I've never had anyone make me a model, and explain to me the tricks, the Simili sisters in their book and do this in their video, with simple graphics, years' 80, no frills but very effective. At the end of the video, Margaret invites, indeed urges in a peremptory tone, to try for the first time the dough fresh to be done at least once a week, to learn to understand, to become familiar with the matter! Really fascinating.