Microwaving Artichokes
Has anyone tried this method? I usually steam them but have heard that microwaving concentrates the flavor....
All together I have about 3 pounds of tenderloin.
Thank you for your advice!
I have been using just the egg yoks (2 of them for approximately 2 quarts). I have read different recipes that call for lightly beating the egg whites and then adding the egg yolk/lemon juice back to the whites before tempering with the stock.
Perhaps my stock is too hot when I temper the yolks?
Has anyone tried this method? I usually steam them but have heard that microwaving concentrates the flavor....
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Because the tenderloin was thicker at one end than the other I have some pieces that are 2-3 inches wide by 2 inches tall, and then some are 2 x 2. I don't want the smaller pieces to get overcooked, so perhaps I should tie them together to make uniform steaks. I'm planning on searing them and finishing them in the oven.