The 10 Dollar Beef Wellington | But Cheaper
Beef wellington is a Holiday tradition for many, but maybe you don't want to shell out the typical 80 bucks to do it. Maybe you don't even need it to be beef? Or maybe you can have your cake and eat it too.
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Beef Wellington For Two
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INGREDIENTS
Mushroom Mixture
8 ounces mushrooms
1 clove garlic
½ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon black pepper
Thyme
2 6-ounce beef tenderloins
2 tablespoons oil, for searing
English mustard
¼ pound sliced ham
1 sheet puff pastry, thawed, rolled-out, and cut into 2 7x7-in squares
Egg wash (1 egg beaten with 1 tablespoon water)
PREPARATION
In a food processor, place mushrooms, garlic, salt, pepper, and thyme and blend into a fine paste (about 30-60 seconds).
Transfer to a medium-sized frying pan, being sure to spread it evenly across the bottom of the pan.
Cook the mushrooms over medium-low heat while stirring frequently. After about 7-10 minutes the mushroom mixture should shrink to half the original volume and begin to form a paste. At this point, remove the mushroom mixture from the heat and set it aside. (NOTE: The goal here is to cook off the bulk of the water inside the mushrooms. This’ll keep the puff pastry from being too mushy at the end.)
Preheat oven to 400˚F/200˚C.
Liberally season the outside of the tenderloin pieces with salt and pepper. In another medium-sized frying pan, heat 2 tablespoons of neutral oil over high heat. Once the oil has begun to smoke, quickly sear the tenderloin pieces on both sides (45-60 seconds per-side). Once seared, transfer the meat to a plate or cutting board to rest.
Using a basting brush, generously paint the mustard over the resting pieces of beef, making sure to coat both sides.
To assemble the Wellingtons, lay out a piece of puff pastry on a lightly floured surface. Place a piece of ham in the center of the pasty. Next, layer about 1 tablespoon of the mushroom mixture on the center of the ham using the back of a spoon to flatten the paste to about the size of the tenderloin pieces. Place one of the mustard-coated beef fillet on top of the mushroom mixture, then top the piece of beef with another spoonful of the mushroom mixture, making sure to pat it down flat across the top of the meat. Layer with another piece of ham and close the the Wellington by folding the puff pastry over the center of the meat. Using your hands, carefully seal the edges of the pastry then transfer SEAM-SIDE DOWN to a baking tray lined with parchment paper.
Lightly brush the outside of each Wellington with egg wash. Using the back of a paring knife, lightly score the tops of the pasty in a checkered pattern, being careful not to pierce the pastry.
Bake the Wellingtons in a 400˚F/200˚C oven until the pastry is fully cooked and golden brown (about 20 minutes).
Allow each Wellington to rest at least 10 minutes before cutting into it.
Enjoy!
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Mini Beef Wellington Recipe - From the Test Kitchen
Does the idea of serving beef wellington for the holidays sound like more than you can manage? Not any more! You can assemble individual packages of pastry-wrapped tenderloin medallions weeks in advance and freeze them, then all you have to do is pop them in the oven just before the big meal.
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Beef Wellington - Gordon Ramsay Style Mini Individual sized ????
This is a very special day, and worth this individual Beef Wellington. I decided to attempt this, pushing myself to go above and beyond, taking what I learned from the first beef Wellington I made on Easter, to enhancing this on this occasion but adding a few extra tricks to make it extra special for Bae ???? This was worth all the love and patience in the world.
Here is Baby Wellington Minis - individual sized (although still quite thick and juicy), for you to marvel. I am so grateful that this turned out perfect.
Cooked at 425 F or 220 C for exactly 25 minutes, rested for 10 minutes. Crepe was colored green as per Gordon Ramsay (I hope he will be proud of this one), and lattice with thyme in between. Let’s face it, I’ve got nothing but love and thyme when it comes to this food journey and for Bae.
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This Is How You Cook The Perfect Beef Wellington
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Recipe
Ingredients
- 1.2kg Beef fillet, centre cut
- Dijon mustard
- 100g prosciutto
- 350g puff pasty
- 2 eggs for egg wash
- Mushroom duxelle
- 2 crepes
Mushroom duxelle
- 600g mushrooms
- 60g butter
- 4 shallots (1 brown onion if you can't find shallots)
- 6-8 thyme sprigs
- 50ml whiskey
- 30ml olive oil
- Salt and pepper to taste
Crepes
- 50g flower
- 130ml milk
- 1 egg
Method
1. Start by making your mushroom duxelle. Finely dice the shallots and cook them with the butter and olive oil (you don’t want any colour on the shallots).
2. Next, finely dice your mushrooms either by hand or in a food processor, being careful not to make it mushroom purée.
3. Once your shallots are translucent and cooked, add the mushrooms and thyme, season with salt and pepper and cook for 20 minutes or until the mushrooms are nice and dry.
4. Add your whiskey and continue to cook until the whiskey has evaporated. Remove the mushrooms from the pan and sit in the fridge to cool.
5. Next, mix your crêpe batter until it's nice and smooth and rest for 15 minutes. Then cook your crêpes on a medium heat, try not to get much colour on them.
6. Next, set a cast iron or heavy pan that retains its heat on the stove to heat up. While that's heating up, cover your beef fillet with grape oil and season with salt all over.
7. Seal the beef fillet on all sides in the screaming hot pan including the ends, this should take 1-2 minutes each side.
8. Remove the beef from the pan and brush it with the Dijon mustard while it’s still hot.
9. To assemble, lay your crepes flat on a piece of plastic wrap followed by the prosciutto and finally the mushroom duxelle.
10. Next, place the beef in the centre and roll the crêpes completely around the beef, covering the entire Wellington in plastic wrap. Place in the fridge for an hour to set.
11. Roll out your puff pastry and place your Wellington in the centre. Roll it tightly, trying not to have too much overlap at the seam.
12. Wrap this again in plastic wrap and sit in the fridge for an hour or freezer for 30 minutes for the pastry to set.
13. Remove from the plastic and brush with egg wash all over. Place the Wellington on an oven tray with the seam on the bottom.
14. At this point you can add your optional pastry lattice if you wish.
15. Season with flaky sea salt and bake in a 190° oven for 30-40 minutes or until your pastry is golden and the internal temp of the beef is 46°.
16. Enjoy with a side of mash, red wine sauce and some sautéed green beans, whatever takes your fancy.