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Yum! Love it, Ian...but I don't have a recipe for it....maybe check out www.foodtv.com ?
The Daily Grill (a chain) out here used to serve it and it was great. Should be pretty simple to make; just make sure you get some good beef since you're eatin' it raw. |
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![]() I don't know anything about steak tartare, but I would strongly suggest grinding your own beef or any meat for that matter.
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My plan is to use a fresh piece of tenderloin and mince it myself with a cleaver. I've done that before and it works pretty well, especially for a smaller amount of meat.
I've found a couple of recipes online, so I will give one a try and post the results. |
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You don't grind beef for steak tartare, it must be cubed small with a very sharp knife to retain its texture.
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