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TARTARE DE BOEUF MAKES 8 APPETIZERS OR 4 MAIN COURSES MUSTARD-EGG DRESSING 2 large eggs in the shell 1T Sherry vinegar 1T Orleans mustard FOR THE DRESSING 1T Dijon mustard Bring a small pot of water to a boil. Gently slip in the eggs and cook for 3 minutes. Remove the eggs 2/3 cup grape seed oil from the pot and cool under cold running water for 2 minutes. ¼ cup olive oil Crack the eggs in half and scoop the insides into a blender with the mustards and vinegar and mix together. Tabasco sauce, to taste Slowly drizzle in the grape seed and olive oil. Blend until the dressing is light and fluffy and season to taste Salt and freshly ground white pepper with Tabasco, salt and pepper. Reserve chilled. STEAK TARTARE FOR THE STEAK TARTARE 1 red onion, finely minced Bring a small pot of water to a boil. Add the minced onion and simmer 30 seconds. Strain and pat dry. 1 ½ lbs. beef sirloin On a cutting board with a very sharp knife, cut beef into 1/2-cm thick slices, and then cut slices into thin ¼ cup minced cornichon ribbons. Slice ribbons crosswise to make a fine dice. Transfer meat to a large bowl with the onion, cornichon, ¼ cup minced capers capers, mustard, parsley and chives and toss to combine. Season to taste with Worcestershire sauce, ketchup, 2 T Dijon mustard salt and pepper. ¼ bunch parsley, leaves chopped ¼ bunch chives, finely sliced TO FINISH Worcestershire sauce, to taste In a small bowl, whisk to combine yolk and mustard. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Ketchup, to taste If serving tartare as an appetizer, divide in 8 equal portions. If serving as a main course, divide in 4 equal Salt and freshly ground white pepper portions. Arrange one portion into the middle of chilled plate in the shape of a patty. Form a 2 1/2-cm diameter shallow well in the center of the patty and fill with mustard-egg dressing. Spoon a dot of egg TO FINISH yolk mix in the center to mimic the look of a fried egg. ½ cup pasteurized egg yolks 2 tsp. Dijon mustard NOTE: This dish is wonderful served with crisp romaine lettuce spears and croutons or crisps. Salt and pepper summer/spring 2016.

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