Bill Buford and his sons demystify the classic French dish. Don't fear the steak tartare. Still haven’t subscribed to The New Yorker on RU-vid ►► bit.ly/newyorkeryoutubesub
Bill Buford and His Sons Make Steak Tartare | The New Yorker
In 1967 while at Expo 67 in Montreal, I had steak tartare for the very first time. The menu included a description of all the ingredients, e.g. egg yolk, mustard, oil, chopped shallots, capers, cornichon, etc.,... and raw beef. Apparently some previous diners didn't believe the printed description because a poor staff member had been ordered to handwrite the words "IT IS RAW!" on each and every menu.
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You didn’t need to emulsify the egg yoke with the vinegar to make Mayo lol. Typically you want to just put the egg yoke directly onto the chopped meat and mix with the other fresh ingredients directly. I prefer adding some worscheshire sauce in the mix for more flavor
Another totally misleading, and not funny at all, recipe (mayo...seriously ?? Ughh). As for your supposed time spent in Lyon and your remark about their tuxedo cleanliness, the staff at Brasserie Georges asked me to give you the finger ! What a shame for The New Yorker to host such a lousy channel