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Beef Tartare Sliders

This recipe is part of the One Big Recipe: Loup de Mer Dinner [1]

BEEF TARTARE SLIDERS

Ingredients:

Horseradish Aioli:

 

Beef Tartare Sliders:

 

Special Equipment:

 

 

Method:

To Start:

Separate the eggs: crack an egg in half while holding it over a small container to catch the white, and, at the same time, using the half-shell to catch the yolk. Next, transfer the yolk back and forth from half-shell to half-shell, allowing the white to drain off completely into the container. When the yolk is clear of the egg white, use the half-shell to transfer it to a separate container.

Reserve 3 yolks for the Horseradish Aioli and keep 1 separate for the Beef Tartare, reserve the whites for another use (or discard).

 For the Horseradish Aioli:

In the bowl of a blender, combine 3 egg yolks, (reserve 1 yolk for the Beef Tartare), Dijon mustard, white wine vinegar, cayenne, garlic, season with salt.

Blend on low speed, while the motor is running, add vegetable oil in a slow, steady stream, blending until a thick, creamy mayonnaise is formed.

Scrape the mayonnaise into a bowl.

Fold in prepared horseradish root.

Refrigerate until needed.

 Beef Tartare Sliders:

Slice the tenderloin into thin slices, between 1/8 and 1/4-inch (3-6 mm) thick.

Stack the slices and cut the beef into small cubes, transfer cubes to a bowl.

A few minutes before serving, combine the beef, chopped capers, tarragon, reserved yolk, shallots, olive oil, Dijon mustard, and season with pepper.

Fold all together, refrigerate until needed.

Slice 6 small (2-inch/5 cm diameter) brioche slider buns, spread the softened butter on the cut sides. Set aside (under a towel) at room temperature until needed.

Thread 6 long frilly toothpicks with 6 pickled pearl onions and 6 small gherkin pickles.

 To Serve:

Toast the cut side of the brioche buns in a hot cast iron pan 1-2 minutes, until golden brown.

Spread Horseradish Aioli on the bottoms of the buns

Arrange the bottoms on 6 serving plates.

Use 2 large spoons to make a ‘quenelle’ (shape the portion with the spoons to a rough ‘football’ shape) of the Beef Tartare and place on the bottom bun, repeat for each of the 6 buns.

Add the tops of the buns and secure with the prepared frilly toothpicks.