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Peppercorn sauce #sauceclassics Steak au poivre (2 portions) 2 Sirloin steaks 1 Shallot (diced) 1 Garlic (diced) 30g Green peppercorns 30g Butter 100ml Cognac 200ml Beef sauce 100g Double cream - Start by seasoning your steak on all sides, go heavy on the pepper. (make sure it is room temperature) Sear in a hot pan. - Give each side approx. 2 minutes, add the butter and baste for another minute. Leave to rest and make the sauce. - Cook the shallot and garlic first, followed by the green peppercorns. - Next, flambe the Cognac. Add all the remaining ingredients. - Carve the steaks. - Plate up and cover in peppercorn sauce. Red wine jus (1L) 1kg Beef trims 100g Shallot 25g Garlic 5 Thyme 1 Bayleaf 375ml Port wine 375ml Red wine ​​​ 1L Beef stock 1L Brown chicken stock - Roast the beef in a large pan, you want it to be caramelised all over. Once nicely browned, add the shallots and garlic and colour. - Add the herbs and cook for a minute. - Add the alcohol and reduce by half, follow with the stocks (make sure you buy good quality) reduce by half again. - Strain the sauce through a sieve and reduce the finished sauce to your desired consistency. #beef #steak #peppercorn #sauce #french #classic
Peppercorn sauce #sauceclassics Steak au poivre (2 portions) 2 Sirloin steaks 1 Shallot (diced) 1 Garlic (diced) 30g Green peppercorns 30g Butter 100ml Cognac 200ml Beef sauce 100g Double cream - Start by seasoning your steak on all sides, go heavy on the pepper. (make sure it is room temperature) Sear in a hot pan. - Give each side approx. 2 minutes, add the butter and baste for another minute. Leave to rest and make the sauce. - Cook the shallot and garlic first, followed by the green peppercorns. - Next, flambe the Cognac. Add all the remaining ingredients. - Carve the steaks. - Plate up and cover in peppercorn sauce. Red wine jus (1L) 1kg Beef trims 100g Shallot 25g Garlic 5 Thyme 1 Bayleaf 375ml Port wine 375ml Red wine ​​​ 1L Beef stock 1L Brown chicken stock - Roast the beef in a large pan, you want it to be caramelised all over. Once nicely browned, add the shallots and garlic and colour. - Add the herbs and cook for a minute. - Add the alcohol and reduce by half, follow with the stocks (make sure you buy good quality) reduce by half again. - Strain the sauce through a sieve and reduce the finished sauce to your desired consistency. #beef #steak #peppercorn #sauce #french #classic
Peter Obi Blasts Tinubu for Blaming Opposition for Nigeria’s Poverty Peter Obi, has criticised President Bola Tinubu for blaming the opposition for the rising poverty in Nigeria. Obi said last Saturday during Tinubu’s second-term campaign launch, the President should explain to Nigerians what his administration has achieved with the billions of naira borrowed and the funds allocated in the 2023, 2024 and 2025 budgets. He argued that instead of blaming the opposition for the country’s economic challenges, Tinubu should account for how public funds have been spent and explain the results his administration has delivered. Obi also said that he and Rabiu Kwankwaso would not blame anyone for the country’s problems if they eventually assume power, insisting that their responsibility would be to address the challenges facing Nigerians.
Peter Obi Blasts Tinubu for Blaming Opposition for Nigeria’s Poverty Peter Obi, has criticised President Bola Tinubu for blaming the opposition for the rising poverty in Nigeria. Obi said last Saturday during Tinubu’s second-term campaign launch, the President should explain to Nigerians what his administration has achieved with the billions of naira borrowed and the funds allocated in the 2023, 2024 and 2025 budgets. He argued that instead of blaming the opposition for the country’s economic challenges, Tinubu should account for how public funds have been spent and explain the results his administration has delivered. Obi also said that he and Rabiu Kwankwaso would not blame anyone for the country’s problems if they eventually assume power, insisting that their responsibility would be to address the challenges facing Nigerians.

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