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When I fixated on something... I have to have it 5 minutes ago 🤣 brunch today was Steak Tartare - #free recipe found on skinnymixers.com.au . A challenging dish for many, but I have absolute confidence in @mylocalbutcher hygiene and meat quality standards

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Steak Tartare is one of those dishes that you either love, because you’ve had the guts to try it… or you refuse to try it because you’re a vegetarian or a chicken 😉 I adore this Steak Tartare Thermomix recipe…

Jokes aside, this is a beautiful French dish which is also super healthy. I am lucky where I live that I have access to very high quality, fresh meat and we have our own chickens, but if you aren’t able to source premium ingredients I suggest you give this recipe a skip.

The primary reason for needing high quality meat is that there is obviously a safety risk with consuming raw meat, and even then you have to ensure you employ proper food storage and handling techniques to avoid food poisoning. Secondly, because the meat is so tender, when you spread it on your bread/cracker/whatever, it melts.

Love Nik xx

When I fixated on something… I have to have it 5 minutes ago 🤣 brunch today was Steak Tartare – #free recipe found on skinnymixers.com.au . A challenging dish for many, but I have absolute confidence in @mylocalbutcher hygiene and meat quality standards

skinnymixer's Steak Tartare

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Cuisine: French
Cook Time: 1 minute
Freezing time: 3 hours
Total Time: 1 minute
Servings: 2

Ingredients

  • 200 g high quality - fat trimmed, beef tenderloin or eye fillet, sliced 1 cm thick, par frozen for a few hours
  • 1 small French shallot - peeled and halved (small brownish reddish one, about 10 g or 0.3 oz)
  • 1 small handful of flat parsley leaves
  • 1 tsp capers - drained
  • 1-2 cornichon
  • 1 tsp dijon mustard
  • 1 tsp olive oil
  • 1/4 tsp salt - or to taste... you may prefer more
  • 2 pinches of cracked black pepper

To Serve

Instructions

  • Prepare your steak, ensuring you use proper food handling hygine, and put it in the freezer to par freeze for a few hours.
  • Put your shallot into your mixer bowl, chop for 1 sec/speed 9/MC on. Scrape bowl down.
  • Add parsley, capers and cornichon and chop for 1 sec/speed 9/MC on. Scrape bowl down.
  • Add mustard, olive oil, salt and pepper and combine for 3 sec/speed 3/MC on. Set aside in a bowl.
  • Without washing the bowl, add your par frozen steak and chop for about 2-3 seconds/speed 7/MC on. The idea is to have a fine dice, but not mush.
  • Put your steak in with your reserved seasoning, stir through well. Plate up with aioli and top with the raw egg yolk.

Notes

It is really important to observe proper food handling techniques. This recipe should be kept in the fridge until it is ready to serve, but I personally would not keep it for more than 1-2 hours myself before serving and consuming.
Pastueurising egg yolk: If you are having to use supermarket eggs, or are concerned about using raw egg yolk, have a look on google how to pasturise your eggs to minimise the risk... but you are eating raw steak afterall.
You can halve this recipe for a smaller serve, or increase it to serve double.
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