Steak Au Poivre Recipe – Peppered Steak with Cognac Cream Sauce



Impress your friends and family with this simple to prepare classic steak au poivre recipe with a delicious cognac peppercorn …

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34 Comments

  1. cooking temp was probably too high or steak wasn't rested to close to room temp prior to cooking. Done on the outside, rare on the inside. Transition from outer to inner too abrupt. I'm sure it was fantastic though.

  2. Cooking meat to very well done and fork tender is easy to do. I've doing for decades. Some of us have compromised immune systems and and only eat well done to avoid major illness. Takes a while to figure out how to cook things to have the desired texture and be safe.

    I got sick from food poisoning in the 90s. I now deal with life long issues.

  3. Malmaison… it's not felt that way, however, by those of us who lived there (though we speak French and understand what mal + maison mean). There's a Paris suburb, Rueil-Malmaison. The eponymous château is very beautiful. Maybe originators of the hotel/restaurant name were from there? Great vid, by the way.

  4. He's been to Culinary school but he puts a cold steak into a cold pan, the oil wasnt even hot yet. I wonder what chef taught him that? Best part about seariing a steak is hearing and seeing it sizzle as soon as you put it into the pan.. I dont think its neccessary to stick so much cracked pepper into the sides of the steak, it will give too strong and harsh taste, There's enough pepper in the sauce.

  5. I dont know where did you get that recepie, but its completely wrong. You must use quality green pepercorns that come in a brine, they give the sauce very specific flavour. Than you must also add mustard and beef/veal stock.

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