Cheers to Your Drink Menu

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<h3>CONSIDER UNEXPECTED WINE PAIRINGS</h3> Beef doesn’t have to pair with a heavy red. In addition to those tannin-centric reds mentioned above, wines with earthy flavor like Côtes du Rhône or Italian Dolcetto can also pair well. Don’t forget to consider domestic wines as well. Offering wines from lesser-known regions in the U.S. is a good […]

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Wild Produce as a Topping

Mushrooms in the wild

The only thing better than tenderloin is tenderloin topped with something special. Consider foraging opportunities to find that special something. Guests may appreciate the uniqueness and depth of flavor that comes with ingredients like wild onions, oyster mushrooms and wild leeks. Sauté the oyster mushrooms with thyme – and serve over your tenderloin. Very distinctive. […]

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The Beauty of Canoe Bones (Beef Marrow)

Canoe bones on serving platter

Looking for something different? Something versatile that creates a little menu buzz? Our canoe bones can be served as visually striking bones – or you can scoop out the roasted, soft marrow and serve it in a ramekin – or add it to sauces, butters and more. Create your own twists by serving it with […]

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Filet Mignon For Special Sushi

Filet mignon sushi with soy sauce side

The tender, buttery, exquisite bite of Sterling Silver tenderloin makes for a magical sushi. Lightly pound your filet, then cook to an internal temperature of 145° F. Then marinate for at least two hours, and up to 10 hours (overnight). Gather all your ingredients to build your sushi. The presentation will be beautiful, tender and […]

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Serve Your Flank Steak Tandoori Style

Flank steak tandoori

Here’s a global twist: serve your grilled flank steak with the flavors of India. One approach is to place a curried chickpea puree on the plate – then top that with your grilled flank steak accented by cumin powder, cayenne, paprika, black pepper, lemon juice and more. Then finish with an Indian mint cilantro chutney. […]

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