
Kobe striploin
The striploin has a fine texture and is tender.It retains its shape well, ideal for steak.
Wine tip: The Château Chantalouette (80030000). A delicious wine with deep aromas of cedarwood, leather, coffee, and cherries. Also a hint of cinnamon and black fruit. The finish is round, creamy, and elegant.
Ingredients
100gsous-vide cooked beetroot purée with balsamic
1chioggia beet sous-vide
1Cooked red beetroot
Surface table barbecue
1Kobe striploin
1cauliflower cream with beurre noisette
Beet powder
Preparation
- Cut a piece of fat from the striploin and render it in a small pan.
- Reserve the released liquid fat and keep the rendered fat pieces warm.
- Grill the kobe striploin in a grill pan, and let it rest in a warm place.
- Cut out the beets and glaze them in the striploin fat.
- Pipe a little beet puree in the center of the plate.
- Arrange the beets overlapping over the beet puree and make a small stack next to the beet puree.
- Using a fine sieve, sprinkle a little beet powder over the cut-out beets.
- Place a slice of grilled kobe next to the beets.
- Put the warm cauliflower puree in a piping bag and pipe it alongside.
- Place a few hot coals in the mini barbecue and set it on the table.
- Slice a raw kobe striploin and place on a plate.
- Serve the dish, together with the sliced kobe striploin and the rendered fat.
- Let the guest grill the pieces of kobe striploin at the table.
- Optionally serve with extra beet and cauliflower puree.


