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Beef Sirloin a La Esterhazy

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Beef Sirloin German Dish

A traditional German recipe also known as Esterhazy Rostbraten. This recipe calls for sirloin to be medium rare on the inside. My preference is to make sure it is fully cooked. No meat will be mooing back at me. If you are like me, cook the sirloin until throughly cooked.

Ingredients:

4 cups water

10 white peppercorns

1 bay leaf

1 yellow (2 cups) peeled rutabaga

1 1/2 medium peeled carrots

1 medium celery root

1 cup butter for sautéing

8 oz sliced sirloin

1 medium white peeled and finely chopped onion

1/3 cup brandy

1/2 cup heavy cream

1 cup brown beef stock

1 juice of 1 lime

1 tablespoon butter

Note: For a non-alcoholic dish, substitute the brandy with Raspberry extract, white grape juice or apple juice.

Directions:

1. Bring 4 cups of water to a boil.

2. Add the peppercorns and bay leaf.

3. Cut the rutabaga, carrots, and celery root into long thin strips into thin strips.

4. Blanch the rutabaga, carrot, and celery root, separately and briefly. Place the vegetables in ice water and set aside.

5. Reserve the vegetable stock resulting from the blanching and reduce to 1/3 cup.

6. Remove the bay leaf and peppercorns.

7. Heat 2/3 cup butter in a skillet and sauté the sirloin over medium-high heat until brown outside and medium-rare inside. Keep warm on a covered plate.

8. Degrease the pan. Then next heat 1/3 cup of the butter and sauté the chopped onion over medium heat until lightly golden in color.

9. Add the brandy and reduce heat to medium low. Cook for 3 to 5 minutes.

10. Add the vegetable stock. Cook 4 to 5 minutes over medium-high heat.

11. Next add the heavy cream, lower the heat to medium, and reduce by half.

12. Add the beef stock and once more reduce by half.

13. Add the lime juice and any meat juice left over from the covered plate. Drain the vegetables and stir them into the sauce.

14. Swirl in the butter and season with salt and pepper to taste.

15. Place the meat on plates, topped with the sauce.

The sirloin may be garnished with a dab of sour cream. 6 Servings


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Comments

Sandyspider 24 months ago

Just republished this since I had Bee in URL and not beef.

WhiteOak 24 months ago

I bet you are a super cook!! Yumm, your recipes always sound so good. I am not a big beef eater, but this recipe does sound good.

Darlene Sabella 24 months ago

Oh how I love German food, is this the meat that they roll up with something great, I had this dish once with purple cabbage it was so good. Thank you for sharing this outstanding hub...thumbs up and awesome and useful

akirchner 24 months ago

I love German food too and that looks marvelous!

David Stone 24 months ago

Not easy to fully appreciate as a vegetarian, but well done. Yes, I know that was a pun.

billyaustindillon 24 months ago

A great recipe - my wife is German so this brings up good memories.

NoRR4Me 24 months ago

Hey Sandy, You said, "My preference is to make sure it is fully cooked. No meat will be mooing back at me." LOL! I'm with you. I like my red meat thoroughly COOKED. LOL.

I see you're doing the contest. Good Luck to you. I'm sitting this one out. I might do a Hub about food sometime during the contest, but not promising anything. You keep up the good work.

anglnwu 24 months ago

IT looks so delicious. I'm with you about not having too much red. Great recipe!

Sandyspider 24 months ago

NoRR4Me, I was doing the contest. But now I am out with maybe a few here and there. All this crawling around from site to site has finally tired out this spider. You could say that I am tangled in my own web.

prasetio30 24 months ago

Sandy, you make me hungry. Yummy, I like this recipes and your presentation. I ate beef sirloin occasionally. But the pictures so yummy. Do you have some more for me?

Thumbs up for you. As usual, I rate this one!

Prasetio

CMHypno 24 months ago

Sounds a very exotic beef dish, Sandyspider, so I must try it out some time.

mulberry1 24 months ago

Uh-oh. This is definitely a dish hubby would love. I see it in our future.

nancy_30 24 months ago

It looks and sounds deliciouse. Thanks for the recipe.

habee 24 months ago

Yum! I can almost taste it!

Betty Reid 23 months ago

Looks delicious! Very gourmet!

katiem2 23 months ago

You go Sandy, your food hubs are original and mouth watering. Great work and I'm pulling for you to take home a prize or two... :)

prettydarkhorse 23 months ago

yummy and I am hungrier than ever, recipe is not so much my cup hehe, but you always have the best hubs on recipes, Maita

Sandyspider 23 months ago

Thanks for the comments everyone.

skye2day 23 months ago

Wow this looks simply Divine I look forward to following you sister. Many Blessings at the hubs. I saw you at facebook. Check out my hubs when you are not cookin something up

Sandyspider 23 months ago

Will do skye2day.

travel_man1971 23 months ago

It's so enticing, Sandy. You really are a food gourmet in Hubpages. Thanks!

Springboard 23 months ago

This is an entirely new recipe for me, so a happy discovery as a lover of beef, and a lover of German food as well.

billyaustindillon 23 months ago

Sandy this sounds awesome - German meat dishes are great - though I have to say that my wife is German :)

Sandyspider 22 months ago

Glad you like it travel_man1971, Springboard and billyaustindillon.

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