I found a good buy today on beef tenderloin roast at Sam's Club, so that led to a very special Sunday evening meal at the Roediger House. It made me go back and dig out a recipe for grilling a beef tenderloin that I'd used only once before (although, as I recall, it turned out to be on an occasion when my gas grill ran out of fuel in the middle of cooking).
The salad to start off the meal was rather straight-forward: hearts of romaine with a fresh-made (this afternoon) dose of buttermilk-blue cheese dressing. And the cognac-onion sauce for topping the beef was incredible.
While this meal was, of course, quite good, I do think I much prefer my beef tenderloin in wine sauce recipe. It's good to switch it up, I guess.
"Grill-Roasted Beef Tenderloin," from Cook's Illustrated, September/October 2004, Number 70, p. 6-8.
"Cognac-Onion Sauce," from Southern Living, February 2006, p. 130.
"Buttermilk-Blue Cheese Dressing," from Southern Living, February 2006, p. 137.
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