Prime Cut of Black Angus Beef, Oyster & Dandelion Leaves

A dish of mouth-filling depth and richness that takes you well beyond grandma's kitchen.

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Ingredients

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  • handfuls of dandelion
  • 1 kg of prime cut Black Angus
  • Special Gilardeau oysters
  • large simiane shallots
  • 20 cl of beef broth
  • capsules of Arpeggio Grand Cru
  • 20 g of sugar
  • 4 g of salt
  • bay leaves
  • 25 g of butter
  • 4 cl of Porto
  • 4 cl of Cognac
  • 4 cl of white wine
  • 1 g of ground white pepper
  • pan
  • oven
  • sieve

Materials

  • pan
  • oven
  • sieve

How to make !

Prime Cut of Black Angus Beef, Oyster & Dandelion Leaves

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  • For the Prime Cut:
  • Trim the cuts by removing all the nerves and skin
  • Make a beef broth with the trimmings, and enrich the flavour with a fullbodied red wine, burnt onions and a bouquet garni
  • Strain and reserve for the sauce
  • Season the cuts with salt and freshly ground white pepper
  • Put olive oil and 5gr of butter in a pan
  • Brown the cuts on all sides and bake in the oven for 5mins at 240°
  • Remove the cuts from the pan and set aside to let rest
  • Keep the cooking pan to make the sauce
  • For the coffee sauce:
  • Put the sugar to caramelize in the frying pan with 2 bay leaves, the peelings and bits and pieces of the scallions, and a handful of dandelion
  • Deglaze with white wine, flamed with Cognac and add the Port
  • Reduce by half
  • Add beef broth and the 4 Arpeggio coffees
  • Adjust seasoning and filter then whisk in the butter
  • Pass through a cheesecloth
  • Taste and put aside
  • Preparing filling and oysters:
  • Peel the shallots, slice them lengthwise and put aside (keep the trimmings andpeelings for the sauce)
  • Open the oysters, save the juice (which will be added to the sauce), rinse under water and reserve the oysters on a tray with absorbent paper below
  • Select 16 of the best dandelion leaves
  • Dressing and finishing:
  • Slice the cuts on the bias in slices ​​1 cm thick, place each piece of beef on a stripof shallot and place an oyster on it
  • Warm for 2 min under the broiler
  • Place the pieces of beef in a hollow dish and top with coffee sauce
  • Season with a few grains of fleur de sel and decorate with 2 dandelion leaves

Recommended Nespresso coffees

Picto - Capsule - Classic Original
Arpeggio 9 Chart - Intensity
Arpeggio Decaffeinato 9 Chart - Intensity
Arpeggio 9 Chart - Intensity
Arpeggio Decaffeinato 9 Chart - Intensity

Prime Cut of Black Angus Beef, Oyster & Dandelion Leaves

  • Icon - Time 20 min.
  • Icon - Level Difficult

Materials

  • pan
  • oven
  • sieve

Recommended Nespresso coffees

Ingredients

  • handfuls of dandelion
  • 1 kg of prime cut Black Angus
  • Special Gilardeau oysters
  • large simiane shallots
  • 20 cl of beef broth
  • capsules of Arpeggio Grand Cru
  • 20 g of sugar
  • 4 g of salt
  • bay leaves
  • 25 g of butter
  • 4 cl of Porto
  • 4 cl of Cognac
  • 4 cl of white wine
  • 1 g of ground white pepper

Inspirations

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How to make !

  • For the Prime Cut:
  • Trim the cuts by removing all the nerves and skin
  • Make a beef broth with the trimmings, and enrich the flavour with a fullbodied red wine, burnt onions and a bouquet garni
  • Strain and reserve for the sauce
  • Season the cuts with salt and freshly ground white pepper
  • Put olive oil and 5gr of butter in a pan
  • Brown the cuts on all sides and bake in the oven for 5mins at 240°
  • Remove the cuts from the pan and set aside to let rest
  • Keep the cooking pan to make the sauce
  • For the coffee sauce:
  • Put the sugar to caramelize in the frying pan with 2 bay leaves, the peelings and bits and pieces of the scallions, and a handful of dandelion
  • Deglaze with white wine, flamed with Cognac and add the Port
  • Reduce by half
  • Add beef broth and the 4 Arpeggio coffees
  • Adjust seasoning and filter then whisk in the butter
  • Pass through a cheesecloth
  • Taste and put aside
  • Preparing filling and oysters:
  • Peel the shallots, slice them lengthwise and put aside (keep the trimmings andpeelings for the sauce)
  • Open the oysters, save the juice (which will be added to the sauce), rinse under water and reserve the oysters on a tray with absorbent paper below
  • Select 16 of the best dandelion leaves
  • Dressing and finishing:
  • Slice the cuts on the bias in slices ​​1 cm thick, place each piece of beef on a stripof shallot and place an oyster on it
  • Warm for 2 min under the broiler
  • Place the pieces of beef in a hollow dish and top with coffee sauce
  • Season with a few grains of fleur de sel and decorate with 2 dandelion leaves

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