Sure, steak with chips and a watercress salad is great – but this version, with Marmite-infused mushrooms and a cheesy foam, from Michelin-starred chef Glynn Purnell, might just get you ditching your usual peppercorn sauce.
Sound tempting? Give it a go yourself…
Fillet of beef with foraged mushrooms
Equipment
- Saucepan
Ingredients
- 1 hanger steak (about 500g-600g)
- 300 g mixed mushrooms chopped (foraged, or supermarket ones of your choice)
- knob of butter
- a handful of parsley chopped
- 1 tbsp Marmite
- 300 ml double cream
- 150 g Montgomery cheddar
- 1 tbsp dijon mustard
- salt
- black pepper
Method
- Season the meat before searing for three to four minutes on each side over a mid-to-high heat – aim for a dark brown crust on the outside, with the meat still pink in the middle. Set aside to rest for around eight to 10 minutes.
- Throw the butter, followed by the chopped mushrooms, into the same pan you cooked the beef in, sauteeing until soft.
- Add the Marmite to the mushrooms, stirring through until thoroughly mixed in – a tablespoon of water can loosen the sauce if necessary. Just before they’re ready, ad your chopped parsley and stir through.
- Make the cheddar foam by heating the cream in a small pan over a medium heat, stir in the cheddar and mustard, season and whisk until smooth and frothy. Serve over the mushrooms, alongside the beef.
Nutrition
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