Again I've seen this recipe done a million times on cooking shows and wanted to try it myself. So here it is my version (and half of Curtis Stone's) of Beef Wellington tahdah:
Golden delicious Beef Wellington |
Inside prosciutto & mushroom wrapped around a juicy eye fillet |
OK so as you can see this is probably not the best shot of the beef because it certainly does not give justice to the beautiful flavours of the proscuitto, mushroom, lean eye fillet and red wine jus. It's also a dish that's a little messy to plate up because of the delicate flaky pastry, but in saying that I'm hoping you get the picture.
I think it would make a great dinner party dish and I'll defnitely be serving it up again but this time rather than bake it for an hour at 200 degree Celcius (as per the recipe) I might shorten the cooking time to 30-40mins so it's cooked medium rare - just the way I like it.
Have you guys tried making Beef Wellington and how did it go? I'd love to hear from you B x
I think it would make a great dinner party dish and I'll defnitely be serving it up again but this time rather than bake it for an hour at 200 degree Celcius (as per the recipe) I might shorten the cooking time to 30-40mins so it's cooked medium rare - just the way I like it.
Have you guys tried making Beef Wellington and how did it go? I'd love to hear from you B x
Medium-rare would definitely be my preference!
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