How to Cook 🍮 Delicious Beef wellington Recipes 🍮 by Julia Child

Steps Making Recipes Beef wellington using 10 ingredients and 11 steps

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Based on Gordon Ramsay Beef Wellington recipe. Beef Wellington is actually not hard to make, even though it seems like it might be. There's no doubt that Beef Wellington is delicious. Vegetables can add a dash of color to the presentation of Beef Wellington, which is needed to offset the dark, earthy.

➽ 500 g beef fillet.
➽ 300 g mushrooms.
➽ 1 onion.
➽ 1 clove garlic.
➽ 100 ml white wine.
➽ 10 slices Prosciutto.
➽ 1 packet Puff pastry.
➽ Thyme (sprig or dried).
➽ 10 g butter.
➽ 1 tbsp olive oil.

Layer three pieces of Cook Beef Wellington. Beef Wellington is a rich, complex dish that marries many flavors and textures. Vegetables can add a dash of color to the presentation of Beef Wellington, which is needed to offset the dark, earthy. Does beef wellington deserve a revival, or does it rest on the laurels of its luxurious ingredients? Is it the ultimate show-off beef dish, and what else do you like to cook en croute, or, in plain English.

Salt and pepper beef.
Heat oil and butter in frying pan and seal the meat. 1 min on each four sides and 30sec for each end.
Place sealed meat in roasting tin and cook for 15min.
Finely chop mushrooms, onion and garlic.
In the same frying pan used for the meat, cook the onions and garlic. When browned add the mushrooms and thyme, and cook until the water has come out of the mushrooms and evaporated..
Add the wine to the mushrooms and heat until that also has evaporated. Remove to frying pan and put in dish to cool..
When meat has finished in oven, transfer to a plate and put in fridge for 20min.
Lay double strip of prosciutto on cling film. Spread half the mushroom mix on the prosciutto (leaving few cm from edge). Put meat in the middle and put remaining mushroom mix on top. Pull the prosciutto round the beef, making a parcel and keep wrapped in cling film. Put back in fridge for 5min..
Put a sheet of grease proof paper on a baking tray. Cut a piece of pastry slightly bigger than the meat for the base and put in the centre of the baking tray. Take the cling film off and put the beef on the pastry. Lay the remaining pastry over the top. Trim and crimp. Cover with egg wash, then chill in fridge for 30min.
Pre-heat the oven to 200oc/180oC fan.
Cook for 30min until golden and crisp. Leave to stand for 10min before serving.

Beef wellington - Layer three pieces of Cook Beef Wellington. Beef Wellington is a rich, complex dish that marries many flavors and textures. Vegetables can add a dash of color to the presentation of Beef Wellington, which is needed to offset the dark, earthy. Does beef wellington deserve a revival, or does it rest on the laurels of its luxurious ingredients? Is it the ultimate show-off beef dish, and what else do you like to cook en croute, or, in plain English.