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Steak Au Poivre

Cultural Context

Steak Au Poivre, originating from France, is a classic dish that showcases the bold flavors of peppercorns paired with rich cream sauce. Traditionally served in bistros, it reflects French culinary artistry in elevating simple ingredients. Today, it enjoys global popularity, often found in fine dining and home kitchens alike.

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4 servings
Servings4
34 oz bone-in ribeye steak
sea salt
pepper blend (green, black, pink pepper)
beef fat
garlic
thyme
clarified butter
potatoes
celery root
carrots
truffle (optional)
butter
shallots
1

Let the steak temper outside for 20 minutes.

2

Season the steak with sea salt and a pepper blend.

3

Heat a pan (cast iron or copper) over medium to medium-high heat.

4

Add rendered beef fat and clarified butter to the pan.

5

Sear the steak, turning it gradually to ensure even cooking.

6

Cook until the steak reaches medium rare, about 10 minutes, while avoiding excessive smoke.

7

Let the steak rest after cooking.

8

Prepare vegetables by julienning potatoes, celery root, and carrots.

9

Mix the vegetables and add clarified butter to a pan.

10

Compress the vegetable mixture and cook gently, avoiding too much heat or smoke.

11

Flip the vegetable mixture once for even browning.

Equipment Needed

pancast iron pancopper pan

Allergens

milkeggs
Local Name: Steak Au Poivre

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