Red Wine Reduction For Steak My secret to cooking filet mignon in a red wine reduction is adding balsamic vinegar. This adds richness, additional acid, and some sweetness. This recipe also calls for a little brown sugar to help the sauce caramelize and balance the acid. Seasoning the Steak ...
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After several misfires over the last few years, I've given up on going out that night and instead focus on lovely dishes we can make at home. Here is a classic date night meal—filet mignon in a red wine reduction. Simply Recipes / Eliezer Martinez ...
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3/4 cup dry red wine 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar 1 teaspoon sugar Directions Season the steaks generously with salt and pepper. In a large cast-iron skillet, melt 2 tablespoons of the butter. Add the steaks and cook over high heat, turning once, until medium-rare, 6 minutes total. Tra...
while others like a deeper redish colour, which is generally more sweet. While I am susceptible to a Pinot Grigio Blush, I also love the darker sweet stuff. This shiraz rosé is perfect for summer. It is deep and full of berries. A refreshing wine which will go well with salmon, pasta...
but the red wine sauce was extremely acidic, even after reduction by half. After whisking in the butter, I added about two tsp. of brown sugar to cut the acidity and let the sauce sit off the heat for about 5 minutes. It thickened nicely, and was a perfect balance of flavors. ...
Seasoned with a cocoa rub, finished with a butter-cocoa mixture, and drizzled with red wine sauce, these pan-seared steaks are an easy upgrade to dinner for two at home. When combined with sweet paprika, allspice, and cayenne pepper, the cocoa powder offers a delicious, rounding earthiness...
Cooking time = perfection as well!..The tri-colored pepper and the wine/balsamic reduction took a bit of time to get it to that coveted syrupy consistency…but it was well worth it..I simply cannot say enough about this recipe..JUST DO IT…RUN to the kitchen and make this if you ...
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