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Roast Tenderloin of Beef – New Year’s Eve Special Roast

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  1. SL Colt

    Wonderfully prepared, thoughtfully cooked! I’d substitute a blend of
    pressed, fresh garlic and oregano for the tarragon; to me it is
    overpowering, but the rest is exquisite!

  2. SS4Xanatos

    Just a heads up, if you don’t have butcher’s string, you can use dental
    floss because it is strong enough to withstand snapping and it can also
    handle high heats without burning. Finally, it is often free at a dentist’s
    office. :D

  3. Kalie Furr

    I love it. Looks so delicious. 

  4. noah hicks

    hey chef john I would like to thank u for getting me into the food career
    and just a food cooking passion u taught me even how to make a nice
    romantic candle light dinner

  5. Ara Mania

    hey first remove the blood from meat that is a big problem for me
    waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaak

  6. Radosvet Nikolov

    Cooked this today and it was amasing!!! Skipped the shallots tho. The most
    important ingredient is the dried porcini, such rich flavor…this is as
    good as a meal can be 🙂 Beef tenderloin is not that expensive in Bulgaria
    actually – 17$/kg. Do not hesitate to try this recipie but I advise you to
    use a meat thermometer, don’t fly blind.

  7. Electro-Cute

    A hing I would highly recomend to tenderloin, is to rap it with bacon. Due
    to how lean the meat is, the fat in the bacon will compensate for its lack
    of inbuilt fat. The bacon fat allso gets mixed up with the blood water,
    which sips out of the meat, to make the meat juice even tastier. Which you
    can use to make a awesome sauce. The meat juice will act similar to wine,
    but still different, delicious :3

  8. Nitron DSP

    ehhh the mushroom liquid is biter, a good technique is to squeeze dry
    mushrooms to remove the bitterness that goes out with the liquid when you
    use mushrooms for a buttery recipe, like with beef or chicken. I am a
    flavor saver and save all my celery ends, leaves and onion root for stock,
    but that mushroom juice? just use the beef drippings in the sauce. much
    respect, but no.

  9. Steven Wright

    Can you roast the ptoatoes with the tenderloin?

  10. SolderingGeek

    We are hooked on Sous-vide cooking. We were so inspired that we invented a
    reasonable SV that will go along with Crockpot or rice cooker

  11. Silverline Productions

    That Lamb looked raw to me.

  12. mike hunt

    You talk so dirty, John.