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Yield: 4 servings
If you go to a steak resturant and sit so you can look into the kitchen they often finish off steaks in cast iron skillets in the oven..you will also see them touching your food a whole lot so that kitchen seat isnt always the best :)
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You should read more carefully, May7234...the meat tenderizer in the recipe is a small metal mallot, or hammer, with a flat side, used to hit and flatten out the meat to tenderize the muscle fibers and allow it to cook evenly...open your eyes...
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I\\\'ve been looking for a way to roast potato wedges and get them crispy instead of tough. This two-baking sheet method works great, and you can control the amount of oil that the potatoes absorb.(a lot less than deep frying) Use vegetable or canola oil if you don\\\'t like the flavor of olive oil, as it does come through.
Oh, and use any steak you like, cooked any way you like.
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meat tenderizer on a filet? who the hell wrote this?
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May7234 is correct. I\\\'ve been cooking professionaly for 32 years. Never, not once, have I tenderized fillet mignon.
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