Never had a salmon patty before. What's in it, especially for seasonings? I have a friend who swears by marjoram in a salmon patty.
I'm going to make steak au poivre tomorrow. It's a trial run because it looks like a dish that'd be good for a couple I want to invite over at some point. Never made it before.
I thought I saw mention of this dish somewhere today. I got curious and looked it up. It looks like the perfect meal for an elegant dinner party.
I think potatoes dauphinoise would go well but the filet is supposed to be the center piece. Not that I will make these tommorrow but for later. Another ideas for sides or a special potato dish.
Originally Posted by BucEyedPea:
Never had a salmon patty before. What's in it, especially for seasonings? I have a friend who swears by marjoram in a salmon patty.
I'm going to make steak au poivre tomorrow. It's a trial run because it looks like a dish that'd be good for a couple I want to invite over at some point. Never made it before.
I thought I saw mention of this dish somewhere today. I got curious and looked it up. It looks like the perfect meal for an elegant dinner party.
I think potatoes dauphinoise would go well but the filet is supposed to be the center piece. Not that I will make these tommorrow but for later. Another ideas for sides or a special potato dish.
Potatoes Anna, Hasselbacks better?
Personally, I'd do the steak au poivre with a great KC strip (prime if you can find it), but filet is probably not in my top 5 steaks. I just think they're terribly overpriced and the only thing they really bring to the table is tenderness.
As for potatoes, without looking up what those are you mentioned, a well made potato galette is always elegant and tasty. [Reply]
I googled potato recipes and saw roasted baby Yukons with wild mushrooms which looked like a good match for the steak, especially since this will be in the fall.
I have some ideas for salad, appetizers and desserts but if anyone has ideas, I am all eyes. Would like to keep French if possible. [Reply]
Originally Posted by BucEyedPea:
FMB,
Don't know if I can get a KC strip (prime ) around here. Isn't that the same as a NY strip.
I suppose I could test it with a strip and a filet. I love both.
Same thing. Even a good choice would be fine, but if you can get prime, that's obviously better. Do you have a Costco membership? They typically carry prime steaks.
I just think filet is a waste. It has almost no flavor of its own, so you're basically make a very tender steak with minimal flavor with a great sauce. I'd prefer to have a great sauce with a great steak. JMO. :-) [Reply]
Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!:
Same thing. Even a good choice would be fine, but if you can get prime, that's obviously better. Do you have a Costco membership? They typically carry prime steaks.
Yes I do. Their steaks are excellent too.
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I just think filet is a waste. It has almost no flavor of its own, so you're basically make a very tender steak with minimal flavor with a great sauce. I'd prefer to have a great sauce with a great steak. JMO. :-)
I get ya'. It's just a lot of people do love a filet mignon tho' too. I have plenty of time to try it on both. I don't want to do a new recipe when having guests. [Reply]
I want to do a seafood appetizer for a surf & turf approach. Thinking of mini-crab cakes. This is more American tho'. So any other ideas not too rich to kill appetites? [Reply]
Originally Posted by BucEyedPea:
Yes I do. Their steaks are excellent too.
I get ya'. It's just a lot of people do love a filet mignon tho' too. I have plenty of time to try it on both. I don't want to do a new recipe when having guests.