Lol. You are so right. Every year I stress about it. A few minutes either way and it’s not proper. For me that’s medium rare. This year’s was perfect!Damn hard to get right, too.
Beef Wellington strikes terror into the hearts of most professionals (if they don't make it routinely).
Good job!
If feeling intimidated by nailing the temperature, try making a chicken wellington (and an au jus made from reducing chicken stock until it semi thickens).Damn! I've been too intimidated to try that one at home, but I'd say you nailed it!! Gorgeous and it looks like it would just melt in the mouth!
Use boneless breasts?If feeling intimidated by nailing the temperature, try making a chicken wellington (and an au jus made from reducing chicken stock until it semi thickens).
A professional grade thermometer helps too.
Yes. Or boneless thighs for a richer flavor and more forgiving cut (since thighs are generally moister). I like mine with thyme and sage.Use boneless breasts?
Thanks Man!! I'll give this a go.. sounds DELISH!!!Yes. Or boneless thighs for a richer flavor and more forgiving cut (since thighs are generally moister). I like mine with thyme and sage.
Chicken Wellington (Puff Pastry-Wrapped Chicken) Recipe - Food.com
This is not at all hard to put together, it's an amazing dish to serve to dinner guests and I have done so many times over the years and have always rwww.food.com