Jerome D.
TVWBB All-Star
Normally, filet mignon isn't my first choice when it comes to steak, but when I saw these in the butcher shop, the thickness and marbling were too good for me to pass up.
Some pics of the uncooked filets. Very nice steaks to begin with...my job was simply to not mess them up.

The steaks were dry-brined with kosher salt and allowed to sit overnight in the refrigerator uncovered. Since the garlic/pepper rub I was using was pretty strongly flavored, I seasoned only the top and bottom of each filet, not wanting to overpower the more delicate flavor of beef tenderloin. The steaks were grilled with some sweet red peppers I got from the farmer's market.

Action shots. Reverse seared until the steaks reached an internal temperature of 135°F.

Here are the plated photos. The seared crust had good flavor, and the meat was tender enough to cut with a butter knife. Definitely some of the best quality filet mignon I've had in a while. Thanks for viewing the photos!

Some pics of the uncooked filets. Very nice steaks to begin with...my job was simply to not mess them up.

The steaks were dry-brined with kosher salt and allowed to sit overnight in the refrigerator uncovered. Since the garlic/pepper rub I was using was pretty strongly flavored, I seasoned only the top and bottom of each filet, not wanting to overpower the more delicate flavor of beef tenderloin. The steaks were grilled with some sweet red peppers I got from the farmer's market.

Action shots. Reverse seared until the steaks reached an internal temperature of 135°F.

Here are the plated photos. The seared crust had good flavor, and the meat was tender enough to cut with a butter knife. Definitely some of the best quality filet mignon I've had in a while. Thanks for viewing the photos!
