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Reviewed: Dec. 28, 2009
Made this recipe for Christmas dinner, and it was a huge hit! Used Cabernet instead of port, and kept the shallots/bacon whole...very yummy!
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Reviewed: Dec. 28, 2009
Wonderful!
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The reviewer gave this recipe 5 stars. This recipe averages a 4.83 star rating.
Reviewed: Dec. 27, 2009
AWESOME!!!!!!!! Followed recipe exactly and turned out perfect. Made it for Christmas dinner and will make it every year from now on! The sauce is amazing and worth it to use good port.
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Reviewed: Dec. 27, 2009
I decided to make this for Christmas Eve dinner; my first big holidy dinner with my parents over in our new house. I followed the recipe with some minor changes in measurements, as I made two 2.5 lb tenderloin roasts. I doubled the sauce and shallots, but kept the bacon the same. I didn't have a roaster that could fit on my stovetop, so I cooked the bacon in a pan, seared the tenderloin in the bacon fat on the stovetop, while heating my roasting pan in the oven. Once the tenderloin roasts were browned, they went into the hot pan in the oven, along with some par-boiled baby potatoes and any remaining bacon fat. The roasts remained in the oven until they reached 125 degrees, entire pan removed, and tented, while I finished the rest of my sides. I thinly sliced the meat after letting it rest, and one 2.5lb roast was plenty for a group of 5 adults. My father, brother and husband are hard to please when it comes to beef, and they loved this. They raved about the taste, texture and moistness. I have been asked to make this again next Christmas.
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Reviewed: Dec. 26, 2009
I USED A 1N HALF LBS TENDERLOINS.DID AS DIRECTED BUT COVER LOOSELY AS NOT TO DRY THE BEEF.SHOULD ROAST AT 375 45MINS.USED 1 CAN BROTH N HALF CUP RED WINE-REDUCED TO HALF.SET ASIDE.MELT BUTTER ADD BACON.COOK N SET ASIDE COOKED BACON.SAME PAN I COOK BEEF ABOUT 5-7MINS.PUT BEEF IN OVEN.PULSED ROASTED SHALLOTS.AGAIN IN SAME PAN A BIT MORE BUTTER ADD 21TBSP FLOUR TO MAKE ROUX ADD BROTH MIXTURE/BLENDED ROASTED SHALLOTS N CHOPPED BACON.POUR SAUCE OVER BEEF.VERY GOOD RECIPE.WILL MAKE IT AGAIN
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Reviewed: Dec. 26, 2009
What can I say, this was phenomenal! I think it is honestly one of the best things I have ever made. Expensive? Yes. Time consuming? Yes. But SO worth it. I followed the recipe and scaled it to serve 10. I roasted the shallots and cooked down the broth /wine the day before. The rest I prepared on Christmas morn for our 1pm lunch. So tender, so flavorful! I did not blend/puree the sauce, I liked it the way it was. This will be my go to for super special occasions from now on.
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The reviewer gave this recipe 4 stars. This recipe averages a 4.83 star rating.
Reviewed: Dec. 26, 2009
This was wonderful. I give it 4 stars instead of five only because the Port was too sweet. A good chianti would be much better.
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Reviewed: Dec. 26, 2009
My sister and I made this fabulous dish for our families for Christmas Day yesterday and even her 14-year-old son commented that he "didn't want this meal to end". The men especially loved the shallot sauce, and we all thought the meat itself was wonderfully tender. We served the tenderloin with glazed baby carrots and mashed potatoes. Definitely a 5-star meal, thank you!
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Reviewed: Dec. 26, 2009
This recipe was a hit for X mas. I cooked a 8 lb Ribeye choice cut with no bone. Prepared the sauce the night before and pureed it. The next day I sliced the meat inserting fresh garlic and drizzled the sauce right over it. The sauce after was a easy.. I didnt follow the sauce to a T. I did it as follows 1. bring the drippings to a boil , slowly sift in flour.. stir with a fork to avoid lumps ... 2. Make sure all the oils are soaked up in the flour mixture(it will look like cookie dough) Then slowly add in the beef broth(i like my gravy to be on the thinner side so i used abt 2 cups of beef broth) 3. I used 1 cup of apple sauce and that was it. .. Everyone loved it....
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Reviewed: Dec. 26, 2009
I made this for our Christmas dinner and it was terrific. Tasted like restaurant-quality! I didn't think the sauce was too much effort. My husband bought filets instead tenderloin and I sliced them on the diagonal for the platter. Spooned sauce over the slices, served smashed potatoes and oven-roasted asparagus. It was really phenomenal. Will do this again for special occasion meals!
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Reviewed: Dec. 26, 2009
outstanding, I made this on Christmas day with oven roasted potatoes and sauteed string beans and it was amazing. I also added some mushrooms into the gravy with the shallots and bacon. I can wait to polish off the leftovers. Thank you for sharing.
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Reviewed: Dec. 26, 2009
Delicious. I made this for 12 guests and they all really enjoyed it. One of the most delicious roasts we'd ever had!
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Reviewed: Dec. 26, 2009
Yum! We will definitely be making this again. It is worth the time.
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Reviewed: Dec. 25, 2009
This was the best Tenderloin I've ever made. It was more preparation than I typically look for in a recipe but it was worth it! Searing the meat in bacon drippings = Yumm.
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Reviewed: Dec. 24, 2009
Wow!! Putzy to make the sauce, but rave reviews.
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Reviewed: Dec. 24, 2009
Good but not as good as I was hoping
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Reviewed: Dec. 24, 2009
Made this last night and used a 5 lb. tenderloin. Doubled the gravy and had plenty left over. Followed the reciped exactly and it was delicious! Will definitely make again.
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Reviewed: Dec. 10, 2009
I've never been compelled to review anything before but this recipe is REALLY good. Be prepared to spend a lot of time (and dishes!) making it but the result is worth it! Also as many have said you will spend some $$ buying the meat.
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Reviewed: Dec. 7, 2009
This was very delicious. I used Jonesy Rare Aged Port Wine, which was recommeded by the gentleman at the liquor store. He said it's great for cooking/marinading with steak. He told me not to buy a cheap wine for that & am I glad I listened to him. My brother told me this was the best meal I've made for him EVER. Wow - a compliment from my brother, that's amazing right there. It did remind me a little like tenderloin tips over rice (minus the rice). For those that don't like the wine flavor, it does have the wine taste to it. I don't care for wine flavor & loved this. It melted in my mouth & I made baby reds to accompany it & use the gravy on the potatoes. It's a keeper for me.
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Reviewed: Nov. 27, 2009
Wow, this was phenomenal! I made this yesterday for Thanksgiving because we already had our turkey meal on Saturday. Everyone loved it! Also, some reviewers mentioned the sauce being a lot of work, I didn't think it was really very difficult at all. I did add cornstarch to the sauce to thicken it because it wasn't thickening as much as I wanted it to. Also, for some reason my meat seems to get over-done, took it out at 125 degrees and the rarest part was medium. We prefer medium-rare, but it was still delicious. Planning to make this again for Christmas dinner with other guests.
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