I have trimmings from a Beef tenderloin and would rather not throw them away. I already have a demi being made and will be making a sauce with cremini, onion, garlic and red wine.
Tips on handling the trimmings?
I have trimmings from a Beef tenderloin and would rather not throw them away. I already have a demi being made and will be making a sauce with cremini, onion, garlic and red wine.
Tips on handling the trimmings?
Assuming these are meat (not fat, connective tissue etc.), I'd
mince them to approximate a butcher's coarse grind, sear them briefly in recovered fat or a neutral-tasting oil (for a chewy texture in small bits) and add them to the demi-glaze. (If you have a food processor, pulsing them briefly will work; though that's more cleanup.)
Serving suggestion: serve over oven roasted potatoes (or other root veggies, such as parsnips or even beets.)