Filet Mignon

E863540

Filet mignon is a tender, high-end cut of beef from the smaller end of the tenderloin, prized for its buttery texture and mild flavor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf beef cut
meat dish
steak
associatedDish surf and turf
commonCuisine American cuisine NERFINISHED
French cuisine
steakhouse cuisine
commonThickness about 1 to 2 inches
cookingMethod high-heat searing
reverse sear
sous vide
course main course
culinaryUse broiling
grilling
pan-searing
roasting
cutFrom tenderloin
cutFromPart smaller end of the tenderloin
etymologyLanguage French
etymologyMeaning dainty fillet
fatContent low intramuscular fat
flavorProfile mild
marblingLevel relatively low
meatFrom beef
cattle
priceLevel high
proteinSource animal protein
servedAs individual steak portions
medallions
servedHotOrCold hot
servedWith asparagus
béarnaise sauce
compound butter
mushrooms
peppercorn sauce
potatoes
red wine reduction
sauces
vegetable sides
tendernessRank one of the most tender beef cuts
texture buttery
tender
typicalDoneness medium GENERATED
medium rare GENERATED
rare GENERATED
typicalSeasoning black pepper
garlic
herbs
salt

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Le Cellier Steakhouse notableDish Filet Mignon