Beef Tartare Recipe French Brasserie Style

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Today I propose you a classic of the French brasseries, the Beef Tartare Recipe. But what is steak tartare? It is a preparation based on raw beef or horse meat, which is seasoned with various ingredients such as mustard, another typical French product, lemon juice, capers and other finely chopped ingredients added to the meat to flavour it. To prepare it usually, a piece of lean meat is used as fillet or sirloin, which is chopped with a knife. You can use fresh classic mince, but it will not be the same. 

As a final touch it is served with a raw egg yolk accompanied by croutons and French fries. It’s certainly a very tasty dish. It can be a perfect second course, ideal if you want to stay light, or an appetizer.

How to Make Steak Tartare

The Origins of Steak Tartare Recipe

Beef Tartare Recipe is said to be a dish that originates from a medieval Asian population, the Tartars. These people migrated from one place to another in the steppe and had the habit of slaughtering the animals and putting the meat under the saddles of the horses, to let the blood flow out and preserve the meat. The meat was then cut into small pieces and minced before being consumed. Another story it as a more modern dish created in the German city of Hamburg, where it is served with onions and breadcrumbs.

How to Make Steak Tartare Recipe

Today, the knife tartare is prepared with beef or horse meat, but other fresh or seasoned ingredients are used. There are tartars of other kinds of meat, such tuna or seafood, prawns, lobsters or scallops. Without neglecting the most recent vegetables.
It is a dish present in various areas of the world beyond France, in Italy for example, but also in Mexico and South Korea with the name of Yookhwe.

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Beef Tartare Recipe French Brasserie Style

Fresh and tasty, Steak Tartare is the perfect dish for meat lovers! A classic from French Brasseries.
Porzioni 1 portion
Tempo di Preparazione 15 minutes
Tempo totale 15 minutes

Ingredienti

  • 300 g Beef Fillet
  • 10 g Capers
  • 5 g Chives
  • 5 g Parsley
  • 25 g Pickled Gherkin optional
  • 25 g Shallot
  • 1 g Dijon Mustard
  • 1 tbsp Alsatian Mustard
  • 2 tbsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil
  • 1 tbsp Red Tabasco
  • 1 tsp Worcestershire
  • 2 pinch Salt
  • to taste White Pepper ground
  • to taste Lemon Juice
  • 1 Yolk

Accompanying

  • Croutons
  • Fries

Istruzioni

  • Take the fillet and cut it into small pieces. Now with a sharp knife, start chopping the meat. Once ready put it in a bowl and keep it aside.
    300 g Beef Fillet
  • Chop all the other ingredients separately, if the capers are in salt, first put them in a bath in warm water to desalinate them.
    10 g Capers, 5 g Chives, 5 g Parsley, 25 g Pickled Gherkin, 25 g Shallot
  • Add the oil to the meat and mix well. Once mixed add the two mustard variety, Worcestershire, tabasco and mix again.
    1 g Dijon Mustard, 1 tbsp Alsatian Mustard, 2 tbsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 1 tsp Worcestershire, 1 tbsp Red Tabasco
  • Combine all the other ingredients that you have chopped, the lemon in the quantity you prefer, salt and pepper. Mix well and with the help of a pastry cutter create a round shape or square.
    2 pinch Salt, to taste Lemon Juice, to taste White Pepper
  • With the fingertip or with the back of a spoon create a dimple on the top and lay the yolk. Serve with croutons and french fries.
    Croutons, Fries, 1 Yolk
Chef: Taira by R.J.
Calorie: 735kcal
Course: Apetizer, Single Dish
Cuisine: French
Keyword: Meat, Raw Meat
Difficoltà: Easy

Nutrizione

Serving: 518g | Calories: 735kcal (37%) | Carbohydrates: 15g (5%) | Protein: 7g (14%) | Fat: 45.1g (69%) | Sugar: 5g (6%)

Le informazioni nutrizionali mostrate sono una stima fornita da un calcolatore nutrizionale online. Non deve essere considerato un sostituto del consiglio di un nutrizionista professionista.

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