This Is A Meat Grinder: We Cook Tartar And Ceviche From Beef

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This Is A Meat Grinder: We Cook Tartar And Ceviche From Beef
This Is A Meat Grinder: We Cook Tartar And Ceviche From Beef

Video: This Is A Meat Grinder: We Cook Tartar And Ceviche From Beef

Video: This Is A Meat Grinder: We Cook Tartar And Ceviche From Beef
Video: "King of Beef Tartare" 2023, June
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Ceviche of beef marbled tenderloin with almonds

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Ingredients

400 g marbled beef tenderloin

2 large limes

Pickled cucumber

Red

onion Sibulet onion

Hazelnuts

Almonds

Ground black pepper

Parsley

Olive oil ExtrVirgin

Salt

Preparation

1. Limes and for two minutes "roll" well with your palm on the table: this way you will release more juice. Cut each lime in half and squeeze out the juice.

2. Cut the tenderloin into small cubes (with an edge about 0.5-0.8 cm).

3. Chop the pickled cucumber, red onion sibulet very finely (if possible into cubes).

4. Combine the tenderloin and vegetables, season with salt, pepper and add lime juice, finely chopped parsley leaves and olive oil. Leave the tenderloin to stand for a couple of minutes: it will turn light due to the acid, which "burns" the meat and makes it taste delicate.

5. Chop the almonds and hazelnuts into small crumbs. Place the ceviche on a plate through a dish (or just gently with a spoon) and sprinkle with the nut mixture on top. Serve with croutons and olive oil.

Tartare of five cuts of marbled beef with miso and pike caviar

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Ingredients

100 g cut of beef tenderloin "extra"

100 g cut of tenderloin shoulder

50 g cut of tray type

50 g cut of rump

50 g of chak tender

40 g of dark miso paste

100 g of avocado pulp

120 g of pike game

4 quail eggs

Red onion

Sibulet onion Olive

oil ExtrVirgin

Lemon peel

Black pepper (crushed)

Salt

Preparation

1. Cut the prepared cuts into small cubes (with an edge of 0.4-0.5 cm).

2. Finely chop the red onion, sibulet onion and lemon zest and mix with the cuts.

3. Season with salt and pepper, add olive oil and miso paste.

4. Cut the prepared avocado pulp into small cubes and place on the bottom of a mold (or plate). Cover the avocado layer with the marinated meat mixture and top with the pike caviar.

5. In raw quail eggs, carefully separate the whites from the yolks. In the center of each tartar (there should be four in total), make a hole and carefully place the yolk in it. Serve the tartar with croutons and herbs.

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