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Beef Strips

Need Burgundy Wine
Save Some For This
Famous Restaurant Recipe


Beef Strips Recipe needs you to save a little burgundy wine!

The first suggestion if you want this secret restaurant recipe for Beef Strips to produce excellent flavor: use a burgundy wine you would (or at least could) drink. That is the absolute bottom line when cooking with wine.



beef strips

Please do not use a cooking wine you might see in grocery stores. Cooking wine usually contains too much salt and not enough of the flavors you really want.

Use a “mainstream” wine for cooking. It doesn’t have to be expensive.

Final suggestion (I promise): use a good grade of beef and, if possible, natural or organic beef.

My family and I have chosen to buy the best beef on the market (costly) but reduce the amount we consume regularly.

Yes, natural grass fed beef (even better, organic) is expensive, but it is the best for you and your family. If you try a couple of steaks, you'll be a believer.





Note: Assuming four portions from this recipe means each portion will have about 11 grams of carbohydrates. If you are interested in reducing your carbs, click the link to read more about it.


Restaurant Recipe for Beef Strips with Burgundy
The restaurant most often uses trimmed prime rib for this restaurant beef recipe but you can easily substitute any reasonable cut of meat graded "choice." Preparation time: 30 minutes. Serves 4.

Cooking Conversion Table

Ingredients:

  • 1 1/2 pounds prime rib (or other...see note above) cooked medium rare (still lots of pink) and well-trimmed and cut into 1/4 inch thick strips
  • 3-4 tablespoons clarified butter
  • Flour
  • 1 cup julienne carrots
  • 1/2 cup julienne red onions
  • 1 cup raw broccoli, sliced
  • 1 cup white mushrooms, sliced
  • 2 teaspoons garlic, minced
  • 4-6 ounces Burgundy wine
  • 8 or more ounces brown sauce or gravy
  • Salt and pepper to taste

    Instructions:

  • Heat butter in a large skillet and sauté carrots, broccoli and onions
  • Add mushrooms, garlic and sauté
  • Deglaze with burgundy wine (simply means pour wine around edges of the pan and continue to sauté ...cook ...until the sauce thickens)
  • Add brown sauce or gravy and the meat strips
  • Cook until very hot paying attention to desired meat doneness

    That's it!

    Serve over rice or pasta noodles of your choice and garnish with green onions sliced diagonally if you are not counting carbs. If you are, serve with fresh or frozen green beans (10 ounces for four servings), about 5.4 grams of carbs per serving.

    This Beef Strips recipe is easy ...but this meal is very much appreciated by my guests. Try it. You'll be pleased and who said cooking quality meals always has to be difficult?

    The ultimate "test" of any meal is taste, nutrition and often "eye appeal." Who are the ultimate judges? For me ...my family and my restaurant customers.

    These restaurant recipes helped build and still an independent American-style restaurant in a small town. It takes more than great recipes to be successful in “the biz,” but without them ... you’re out of business.

    Want recipes you can be confident will turn out? These recipes have met the ultimate test!

    Where do I get recipes to try? Anywhere I can find them, but there are certain cookbooks and magazines that I use regularly because they often have "recipes that work."

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    Enjoy your restaurant recipe for beef strips and the company of those you share them with.

    Please keep "clickin'" around for more favorite restaurant recipes and information about cooking.

    Donna
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