Steak Archiduc (archduke Steak) Recipe at MyDish

Steak Archiduc (archduke Steak)

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Method

  • The first part is to fry up the mushrooms for later , we need em fried to add to the sauce , finely slice the mushrooms , the finer you slice em the more taste they give and the better your dish looks , i would suggest 8 slices per inch . Add about 2 teaspoons worth of butter in a hot pan , let your butter bubble out , when it's all quiet in the pan add the mushrooms and a small pich of salt. Your mushrooms will loose their moisture very quickly , so keep stirring them with a wooden spoon . when they are brown, reduced in size , and the moisture is gone , slide em in a bowl for later use.
  • Preheat your oven at the lowest setting 120-140°F (and put your plates in there).
  • Cooking the steaks . First of all , make sure there is fat on your meat . you don't necessarily have to eat it later , it is necessary for the cooking process . Frying a steak is done in a heavy cast iron frying pan , so if you have one , now is a good time to bring it out. Start by sprinkling some salt and pepper on both sides of the steak . Put 2 teaspoons of butter in your hot (quite high temp , max if cooker is electric) pan , let it quiet down , add in the steak ( it should chirp while putting it in there if it makes no sound your pan isn't hot enough ) well done
  • Ingredients

    • 12 ounces steak 2 pieces 1 inch thick (rib eye sirloin tournedos)
    • 4 ounces button mushrooms
    • 1 cup creme fraiche
    • 3 ounces garden cress
    • 1 tsp. port wine
    • 4 tsp. butter
    • 1 pinch salt &, pepper

    By Views 1657  Added Sun Aug 31 2008


    Steak with mushroom and cream sauce.