How to Make Special Occasion-Worthy Roast Beef Tenderloin and Lyonnaise Potatoes
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- čas přidán 5. 08. 2020
- Test cook Natalie Estrada reveals the secrets to making a foolproof Classic Roast Beef Tenderloin with host Bridget Lancaster. Next, host Julia Collin Davison discovers equipment expert Adam Ried’s top pick of tongs. Finally, test cook Lawman Johnson shows Julia how to make perfect Lyonnaise Potatoes.
Get the recipe for for Classic Roast Beef Tenderloin: cooks.io/3gpnKd3
Get the recipe for Lyonnaise Potatoes: cooks.io/3fsfnfn
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I love that Natalie explained the ins and outs of the tenderloin. Bring her back!
Natalie and Lawman truly are wonderful to watch. Both have easy going presentations and provide great knowledge of the dish they are making.
Every Good Test Kitchen needs a good test taster,
I don't even need to be on camera tasting, I could just sit there and watch you guys in person and just enjoy🤤
I’m loving fresh delicious recipes featuring new ATK personalities!! Keep up the good work!
Except the chick w/prison tats.
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I just love Lawman! I need him on more episodes of both shows!
Anytime I want to do a bang up job of cooking anything I look go an ATK video or pull out my big ATK cookbook. And I've been cooking for about 60 years.
Natalie and Lawman - my two new favorites!
How many slices?
Yes!
(Exactly)
I love Cooks country and Americas test kitchen. I miss Christopher but love you girls
Tenderloin thank you, you folks never let me down, thank you again..............................BB
Those potatoes look so good! Nicely colored and crispy on the outside, that's how I prefer things like that, and breakfast potatoes or hash browns. 🙂
recipes are great and love the equipment reviews. thanks
Natalie is a talented cook and presenter. Give her more!
Oxo for the win. One day my whole kitchen will be Oxo.
Life goal to admire!
Their coffee machine sucks. It drips coffee all over my counter & OXO refused to replace it. Reading multiple reviews on amazon it’s a defect in the machines design.
I'm a huge fan of Oxo, but they have a can opener that cuts from the side that's absolute garbage. I bought one a few years ago that wouldn't cut after the third or fourth time I used it, and when I exchanged it the replacement one had the same problem. Their normal style can opener is alright, but that sideways one should be avoided.
Made in China garbage
Don’t get the salad spinner. It’s awful.
Both recipes and demos today are excellent. The very few times I've gotten the *_chain,_* I took the time to trim and tenderize the meat and stewed it. I seem to recall that it was quite tasty.
Delicious. Thanks for sharing.
I'm getting new red skin potatoes from our community garden. I look forward trying this!:)
In Knoxville Tennessee, all of the "country style" restaurants do a very similar style of potatoes to this, but they just called them, "home fries," or "home fried potatoes." They do use boiled potatoes, but rather than them being peeled and sliced, they chunk them into approximately 2 to 3 cm cubes. In addition to cooking them with onion, many places will also offer the optional add-ins of green pepper and/or mushrooms. I highly recommend having the add-ins. At home, I also tend to add about 3 cloves of minced garlic to the amount of potatoes that you cooked. Sometimes I will season with a touch of poultry seasoning or Italian seasoning.
The difference is in using raw potatoes verus boiled. I found that cubed home fries are more in the south and sliced are more common in the north. My dad would refer to fried potatoes made with raw potatoes as "raw fries".
You sound like a good cook. I'm gonna use your suggestion.
The potatoes are my hubby's favourite. He loves them. Better than when I had them in Lyon.
Thanks for sharing another great video, wonderful to new faces!
Natalie and Lawman are great!
We made the beef tenderloin for family dinner this year! It was a hit!!
For the beef sauce, it might be nice to bloom a little gelatin in the wine or beef stock for a little added richness without the extra fat or calories. I'd probably throw a bay leaf in as well.
Natalie and Lawman thanks for the great recipes.
Natalie cooked the roast until it was perfect and the sauce looked great on the meat and all you need is some mashed potatoes to put some of the sauce on and cornbread to make it a perfect meal. Those potatoes with the onions does look great also and would be perfect with the roast beef tenderloin and some cornbread.
Damn that roast and the potatoes would go together as a perfect meal.
I used to work at steakhouse and potatoes Lyonnaise were a very popular item. I can confirm they go perfectly with a filet mignon.
Please keep the tender loin girl ! What a lovely young woman(and those eyelashes, OMG) . That was the best cook on a filet I have seen to date . Perfect .
Nah. Hard pass on the prison tats
I'm cooking this potatoes for dinner tonight!!!
I don't usually have anything to say about the product testing and it makes me feel uninclusive at times, but I finally do! I grabbed a pair of the OXO tongs a few years ago and the locking mechanism on them twisted, giving them a unpredictable countdown before they spring open in the middle of the night lol. If I remember right it happened within a day. I'll be in the market for a secondary pair sometime soon and looking for a more sturdy mechanism along with all the helpful things that Adam shared. ☺️
This reminds me of steak dinners at dad's place. Not the best memories, but I'm excited to make something similar without the dining table threats. 🙄
Thanks, everyone!
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@TheCheesePlease It seems you misunderstand the word uninclusive. May I suggest studying your vocabulary? It's a very rewarding use of time.
@TheCheesePlease In fact, your insecurity show prompted me to research the word, leading me to discover that is not a word, but a common saying in the place of 'noninclusive'. So, there! I got you started! Thanks!
you really need to touch up the edge of any stamped sheet metal tool like these tongs to round them off and break the edges. I use a sander with a very fine grit
For the longest Dan was my ATK/CC hubby…uh oh Lawman’s bringing a little competition 😂😂😂 jk ❤️
great!
After well crocodile. I can't wait to try both of these recipes!
She nailed that roast. 😋
Okay Lawman 🥰
Love Natalie! More videos with her please. I made the tenderloin with the reduction sauce tonight. DELICIOUS! Perfection. I purchased the entire tenderloin at BJ's Wholesale club.
Yum
What lid was used on the non stick skillet with the lyonnaise potatoes. I’ve been wanting a lid like that for a while.
Looks like an Endurance universal lid.
When Natalie tucked the tail end underneath the tail, she should have seasoned the meat prior to tucking... The seasoning would really have penetrated fully throughout the roast.
All right....Barbie potatoes!
nice to see people of different ethnicitys in the test kitchen!!! :)))
yey this looks yummy
I love Natalie!! Ya’ll are doing a great job.
Love seeing new POC faces! Bravo ATK
Oh fried potatoes! So very Midwest. This sounds very fancy. Creamed corn and fried bologna on the side. Comfort food at its best.
Oh 5his is going with the tenderloin steak this weekend.
Oooh bookmarked this one. More faces on here. Yay.
The tenderloin seems like the perfect application for sous vide, and the sauce seems perfect for instapot... What do you think?
@@sandrah7512 I've sous vide tenderloin and it works perfectly. A careful drying plus a very light coating of mayo (light meaning you can't really see it when done) will give a crust as good as using an Elon Musk flame thrower. I take a table top induction cooker outside to keep the house air clear.
Sandra H all good points
@@sandrah7512, couldn't help but think of Kenji and be reminded of his recent video when I watched her brown those roasts!
An instant pot would be a good way to extract some great flavor from the chain, but you'd end up transferring it to another saucepan anyway to properly reduce it. It'd have the saute setting, but I'd prefer to make a sauce like that on a stovetop where I'd have more control over the temp at any given time.
@@sandrah7512 Great explanation!
How do I make the sauce if I don’t have the trimmings?
Salute :)
Try thar in a black iron skillet! That's the way my mom fixed them at home.
7:00 Please explain how the sauce magicly went from two to four cups.
Did you dilute the reduction or did you make more and add to the measuring pitcher?
Us novice cooks need to learn how to cheat the outcome.
The first volume was just the liquid, the extra was all the meat. Look closely
Murray de Lues
I did. Not sure about that.
2 cups wine, 2 cups beef broth, plus beef.
Mmmmm...think I gotta venture out to get some yukon golds.
That last slice of onion is easier to cut on a slight diagonal
Looks delicious
So does Lawman 💋💋💋😍😻
Being so very adverse to food waste, is it possible to use the beef that was used for the gravy for something else? Tacos? Meat pie? Something?
Is the tenderloin in a porterhouse the same as the cut described above..Anyone? Thanks in advance.
Yes, its the same cut. The other cut on porterhouses/t-bones is the NY strip.
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I love tenderloin.
The sauce for the tenderloin looked delicious but I often find cornstarch thickened sauces kind of “ropy” or a bit on the slimy side. I’ve used potato starch as an alternative and I like the texture a lot better.
I feel the same, but there wasn’t much added in this recipe so it probably wouldn’t have that effect. Too much reminds me of American Chinese food. If I want something fairly thick I use a roux.
Omgoooooooooosh so velvetyyyyyyyy, so gooooooooooood, omgoooooooooooosh
What kind of lid was that you put on the potatoes in the cast iron skillet?
Lawman wasn't using cast iron, but I think you are talking about the universal lid. You can buy it online to fit a range of sized pans. I use 1 universal lid for my 10 & 12 inch nonstick pans, and my 10 inch cast iron. They are about $20 on Amazon.
What happened to those small chunks of meat used to make the sauce?
Add potatoes and tenderloin together as a meal and show final setup
So I am cooking for a reformed alcoholic and we do not allow alcohol in our home. What can be substituted in the sauce for the wine?
You can use all beef stock, or you can replace a cup of the broth with brewed coffee (your caffeine preference).
Great tenderloin! But isn't that meat creating the sauce consider Beef Stew? Can't we eat that too?
That chain they used for the sauce looked good cooked but probably too fatty for good eating. I did take issue when they said to use 12oz stew meat if your loin is already dressed. Send like a waste of food just to make sauce
Glad to finally see other visibly tattooed people on my favorite stuff. Thanks for representing!
It took a tattooed millennial to teach me that you can "break" butter, and that a roast can be "well-seasoned throughout'.
Wouldn’t these tenderloins work best cooking them souls vide?
Sure...this is easily adaptable to sous vide. But not everyone has a circulator.
This is a reverse sear , similar concept to SV just using lower temp in oven.
I agree , SV is the way to go if you have a circulator.
Who else wanted to nibble on those "chain" nuggets that were discarded from the sauce??? Wuh???!!! Discard them into my MOUTH!!
Make a stew from those, not a sauce! I wanted to scream
Those pieces really are inedible. What isn't gristle and connective tissue is mostly fat.
I’m happy to see some new faces, and more POC in the test kitchen.
Because that worked so well for Bon Appetit Test Kitchen.
It must be a great deal up here. We usually pay $10/lb when it's on special.
With a name like that, Lawman would make a fine Police Officer
The only thing I would do differently is I would initially cook the tenderloin sous vide at 128°F for three hours. Then I would sear it in a skillet just like these two ladies did. Other than that, spot on!
Nice video, I would have smoked the tenderloin then reverse sear. But that meat is too expensive.
You added four cups of liquid but you say to reduce to four cups. Am I missing something?
Lyonnaise are the best potatoes
Discard the rendered chain meat??🤔
🐶My service dog loves her meat cooked...serve it to the doggo!!!🐶
Love me some Nat, she's great.
Does anyone know the UK version of Yukon Golds🇬🇧🙏? Please and THANKYOU
Not 100% sure but I think any kind of yellow potato
Cindy Christiansen I have just found the Elfe variety! I hope it works. Thank you, I really appreciate your interest🇬🇧🙏
In Knoxville, TN, we just use Russets. They're trickier to cook as he did, but boiled first and then sliced thinly or chunked 2-3cm cubes, they work well. Cheers!
I grew up in Knoxville and used russets too, but I never boil them first. No one I knew boiled them first either.
5:40 - 6:00 Please use a sharper knife.
Root to root? OK guess I'm changing how I slice onions
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LyonnIase Potatoes?.
They're fried potatoes and onions. i've been eating them for years.
Not a popular cut around here - doesn't grill well, so it doesn't sell and isn't very expensive! 😉
Did u soak those potatoes in water first?
No, he didn't.
Atk/ cooks country's recipes are very precise. If they didn't show soaking them don't soak them
welly706 I will definitely respond should things be starchy. 🤞
@@namret12 That's why they chose the yellow potatoes - they have less starch.
I found the silicon tips will toss your chicken across the room! Very Slippery!!
Oooh, baby, you said "mouthfeel." You know what that does to me.
Let’s all throw in together to buy Miss Natalie a fuckin personality...Jesus Christ.
Jesus bro, she was a bit stiff at first but her personality was coming out by the end. Imagine how hard it must be when a camera with millions of people on the other side is bearing down on you
Tenderloin is the most overrated cut of beef their is
Right? Give me a chuck steak any day over tenderloin! Way more flavor and better texture 😋 and cheaper of course
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That beef sauce is the crime. It makes me very angry to see any meat wasted like that.
lol, there were a few cringe moments though.
Discarding the chain after the sauce seems really wasteful.
I'm sure you could find a use for it.
True doggy bag....
I would save some of the sauce and serve it over rice.
the tattoos are disgusting. I hate tattoos on women. To bad because she is cute.
very turned off by this young ladies tattoo's and no personality.
That dont look appetizing to me though
We were doing just fine when instead of umami people said savory. That fancy term adds nothing.
Actually it specifically refers to the taste of glutamates. Savory is not interchangeable with umami.
Umami is the new term in the west, borrowed from Japan. "Savory" is as old as dirt and just as common... congrats for being born under a rock.
What’s w/the cartoons? Not appetizing.
So fried potatoes and onions are now to be called "Lyonnaise Potatoes".. LOL...ok.
she's cute