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Steak au Poivre w/cognac sauce
Pepper Monkey BBQ
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Grabbed a beef loin from restaurant depot yesterday and cut it up into 2" thick steaks. Put a home made coffe/pepper rub on them ... smoked with mesquite at 220 deg for about 15 minutes. This got them to 95 degrees, pulled and let rest while I heated up a cast iron skillet for final searing. Then made a cognac/cream sauce to put over the top
While all this happened in the small, in the large we were roasting fingerling potatoes with a very large handful of bay leaves piled on top. Saw it on the food network one day and couldn't resist seeing how they came out. It was unique and good, certainly worth trying!

Smoking to get some mesquite flavor into the meat.

Pan sear to get a good texture on the outside and finish the cook to medium rare.

Flambe the cognac sauce

Potatoes with what seemed like a ton of bay leaves.

After roasting until fork tender, we tossed the potatoes in some rendered fat left over from trimming the beef loin. Made for nice crispy potato skin.

Plated
While all this happened in the small, in the large we were roasting fingerling potatoes with a very large handful of bay leaves piled on top. Saw it on the food network one day and couldn't resist seeing how they came out. It was unique and good, certainly worth trying!

Smoking to get some mesquite flavor into the meat.

Pan sear to get a good texture on the outside and finish the cook to medium rare.

Flambe the cognac sauce

Potatoes with what seemed like a ton of bay leaves.

After roasting until fork tender, we tossed the potatoes in some rendered fat left over from trimming the beef loin. Made for nice crispy potato skin.

Plated
Comments
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That looks fantastic! How did the taters come out?
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Steak & sauce looks great. I'm curious about the potatoes. How was the flavor?
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The potatoes came out really good. They had a unique flavor and it penetrated all the way through. We realized as we were eating them that since we cooked them in a CI Dutch Oven that there was also some flavor coming from that. So we are going to try them again in a glass dish or crock pot to see how they taste with no other flavor influence ... but overall, they are good!
Joel -
How did you do the cognac/cream sauce ?Salado TX & 30A FL: Egg Family: 3 Large and a very well used Mini, added a Mini Max when they came out (I'm good for now). Just given a Mini to add to the herd.
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Nice presentation! Looks goodBGE'er since 1996 Large BGE 1996, Small BGE 1996, Mini BGE 1997
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I would like the sauce recipe also. Thanks.
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Great looking meal,did some fingerlings this weekend and love the flavor!!
GOOD EATS AND GOOD FRIENDS
DALE -
Cognac sauce came from Alton Brown ... http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/steak-au-poivre-recipe/index.html
Didn't modify it too much. We weren't real big fans of the sauce ... I've seen a few recipes with less cream that we may try next time ... but overall it was a good experiment.
Joel -
WOW! Simply fantastic!
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