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4 servings
4
At the end of the year, beef celebrates on the plate! An exceptional recipe for rare ribeye with tangy beets, blackcurrants, and a pepper tuile. Your guests will delight their taste buds!
For the ribeye, sear it in a pan with olive oil, unsalted butter, garlic, and thyme. Baste during cooking. Once the meat is cooked, let it rest on a rack and collect the cooking juices.
For the toppings, cook the mini beets in boiling water until tender. At the end of their cooking, glaze them in a pan with reduced beet juice, red vinegar, and sugar. Add the blackcurrants and pepper.
For the pepper wafer, mix tempura flour with iced water, then brush onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper, and dip it in hot oil. Add pepper after removing from the fryer and let drain on a rack.
To finish, plate the dish by cutting the meat into nice pieces, then arrange the beets with the berries in a semicircle around them. Add seasoning to the meat (flaky salt, pepper, and chopped chives) and the meat juice, as well as the pepper crisp.
For the ribeye, sear it in a pan with olive oil, unsalted butter, garlic, and thyme. Baste during cooking. Once the meat is cooked, let it rest on a rack and collect the cooking juices.
For the toppings, cook the mini beets in boiling water until tender. At the end of their cooking, glaze them in a pan with reduced beet juice, red vinegar, and sugar. Add the blackcurrants and pepper.
For the pepper wafer, mix tempura flour with iced water, then brush onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper, and dip it in hot oil. Add pepper after removing from the fryer and let drain on a rack.
To finish, plate the dish by cutting the meat into nice pieces, then arrange the beets with the berries in a semicircle around them. Add seasoning to the meat (flaky salt, pepper, and chopped chives) and the meat juice, as well as the pepper crisp.
4 servings
4
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