Peppercorn-Crusted Denver Steak for Steak au Poivre
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A chef explains why Denver steak is the superior cut of beef for Steak au Poivre compared to the traditional filet mignon. The marbling and chew of Denver steak bring a beautiful crust and rich flavor that perfectly balance the heavy, creamy pepper sauce.
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🍳 Cooking Flow
Choose a well-marbled Denver steak cut. → Coarsely crush black peppercorns. → Firmly roll and press the steak into the crushed peppercorns to coat.
Cooking Steps
Brief Cooking Order
Choose a well-marbled Denver steak cut. → Coarsely crush black peppercorns. → Firmly roll and press the steak into the crushed peppercorns to coat.
Introduction
A chef explains why Denver steak is the superior cut of beef for Steak au Poivre compared to the traditional filet mignon. The marbling and chew of Denver steak bring a beautiful crust and rich flavor that perfectly balance the heavy, creamy pepper sauce.
Step 1
Select your beef cut. Choose a Denver steak over a filet mignon to ensure a higher fat ratio, which yields a better crust and richer flavor.
Step 2
Prep your Denver steak, ensuring it is well-marbled and trimmed.
Step 3
Coarsely crush whole black peppercorns and spread them onto a flat surface or cutting board.
Step 4
Firmly press and roll the Denver steak over the crushed peppercorns to coat the entire exterior evenly.
Ingredients List
Important Notes
Denver steak is preferred over filet mignon because its texture and fat content contrast beautifully with rich, creamy sauces.
Ensure the peppercorns are cracked coarsely, not finely ground, to achieve the signature steak au poivre crust.
This video focuses primarily on the meat selection and prep technique for Steak au Poivre.
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