Steak Flambe Moutarde

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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Pound pieces of steak between pieces of waxed paper to 1/2" thickness. In a large skillet, heat butter & saute sirloins for 2 minutes. Turn & season with salt & pepper. Cook to desired degree of doneness (2 minutes each side for rare). Pour brandy over steaks; stand back & using a fireplace match (or something with a long handle) ignite. When the flames die, transfer steaks to warm serving platter.
  • Add whipping cream, mustard, sour cream & Worcestershire sauce to juices in pan. Cook & stir until heated through. Pour sauce over steaks & serve.

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  1. Its everything the others have said it is. the sauce is what makes this dish, and OMG its good, could eat it on everything. thanks for posting such an easy and great tasting recipe!
     
  2. This was my first time for myself to do a flambe. It was fun but my flame was gone so quick. I made a sirloin tip for my DD and I had a rib eye (my favorite) I grilled mine on the BBQ with just a few spices that I always use for steak. Then I put the steaks in the skillet with the butter and continued with the rest of the recipe. The flavor was absolutely delicious and blended so well together. Thanks for posting a great recipe Jackie.
     
  3. Delish!! I made exactly as posted, using flat-iron steaks. I am disappointed that my flambe did not seem to flame as long as everybody else's, but the end result was superb. This made a LOT of mustard sauce, which was great the next day eaten cold with leftover steak. Thanks for posting this winner! Made for ZWT5 by a Groovy GastroGnome from one Jackie to another!
     
  4. This was a really fun recipe!! This is the first time I have made a flambe recipe... And this is a definite keeper!!! Thanks for posting Made for ZWT 5
     
  5. Wonderful flambe recipe!!! Mine also flamed for a long time and was the first time I have made a flambe!! I used a ribeye steak seasoned with fleur de sel and pepper, then grilled the steak. I then put it in with the butter in the pan and followed the rest as written. Thanks for sharing the recipe!! Made for ZWT 5 zingo.
     
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I'm from Ohio & my husband's from Oklahoma. We met & married in Washington, DC. Soon we moved to Oklahoma & lived there for 20 years, raising our 2 daughters. John is an electrical engineer & we had our own consulting firm there. In 1996, a year after our youngest graduated from high school, John took a job with an international company, & I retired. We took to the road. We lived in Puerto Rico, Panama, Texas, Montana, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Colorado & California. We'd be in each place about 6 to 8 months while he built a substation, then we'd be off again. We loved it. We'd be somewhere long enough to get the local feel, but not long enough to get bored. Montana & Massachusetts were our favorites, so about 2 years ago, when the time came to settle down, John went job hunting again. Not many engineering jobs in Montana so Massachusetts won the prize...Us. We love it here, especially all the history. The only drawback is both our daughters live in Seattle (about 3500 miles away). Thank heavens for telephones & email. Airplanes keep us together, but it's a long flight. We figure someday we'll have to move out there, but hopefully not for quite a few years. I have always enjoyed cooking & used MicroCook for many years. I have thousands of recipes in that program. In fact when I got a new computer, the guru that assembled it for me had to figure a way to get it on to my new computer. I also have tons of cookbooks...just ask my husband. They take up 3 bookcases. I hope you enjoy any of my recipes that you try, but I know everyone's taste is different. I love reading the reviews & trying new stuff. Sometimes it goes over big & sometimes it becomes a one-shot meal. <img src="http://i605.photobucket.com/albums/tt137/cathrineq/ZWT-TM1.jpg"> <img src="http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b399/susied214/permanent%20collection/participantbannerzwt5.jpg"> <img src="http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j166/ZaarNicksMom/PACsticker-Adopted.jpg">
 
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