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Sirloin, Dauphinoise, Tender stem,
Red wine sauce
INGREDIENTS
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9oz Sirloin steak
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1kg Potato
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4 Cloves Garlic
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500ml Double Cream
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1x Pack Tender stem Broccoli
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100g Thyme
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Vegetable oil
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200ml beef stock
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1 shallot
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1tbsp Flour
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150ml Red wine
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Recipe by @philvickery3
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METHOD
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Pre heat the oven to 160 degrees and allow time to get warm while preparing the dauphinoise potato.
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In a pan gently warm up the cream with the thyme, smash the garlic with the side of a knife or your palm. Add to the cream.
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Wash the potato’s well and carefully slice into roughly 3mm discs. In a bowl pour over the cream, removing the garlic and the thyme. In an ovenproof dish layer, your potato and press down well.
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Bake for 1-1 and half hours or until the potato is completely tender.
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In a pan add a splash of oil and cook your chopped shallot for 2minutes, add the flour and cook out for 1 minute, add your red wine and reduce by half. When reduced add the beef stock and reduce to half again. Remove from heat and whisk in a small knob of butter to give the sauce a nice shine.
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Cut the ends of the tender stem broccoli off and blanch in boiling water for approximately 3mins.