Chateaubriand (pronounced shaa-tow-bree-aand) refers to a larger cut of meat that is the most center part of a beef tenderloin. Meant to serve at least two people, it has a high price tag because the ...

Gently season the beef tenderloin on all sides with the freshly ground pepper and kosher salt. Let it set at room temperature for 10 minutes before cooking. In a large skillet over medium-high to high ...

Tasty appetizers put together simply and quickly. They can also be eaten as a pick-me-up snack any time of day. Any type of bread or cracker of your choice can be used. Spready the fig jam over the ...

When I think of Nevada, I think of Las Vegas — which means rich taste and flavor! A chateaubriand encompasses all of that. The center cut of the most expensive type of beef roasted and sliced ...

1. Preheat oven to 350 Degrees F. 2. In a large ovenproof sauté pan, heat the vegetable oil until very hot. Add the seasoned beef tenderloin and sear until brown on all sides (about 6-8 minutes total) ...

It’s not as common a dish as it used to be, but one of the fanciest - and most expensive - dishes you might ever encounter on a menu is a chateaubriand, usually served “for two.” The fact that it’s ...