Chateaubriand at 50°C (122°F) via sous vide. Wellington then cooked from frozen using Chris Young‘s method.

Parsnip puree and green beans with garlic as sides. Port wine reduction on top.

by CeeKa

22 Comments

  1. BostonBestEats

    OMG, there’s something wrong with it!

    I’m not sure what, but I’m sure someone will tell us.

  2. StyrmanAllan

    Sorry to disappoint you, not finding anything to complain about. Looks great!

  3. jbstans

    Oh hello! I’m planning on trying to make one this Christmas.

    What’s Chris youngs method?

  4. Alternative-Half-783

    Only hate I have is I wasn’t invited.

  5. justeatandbequiet

    Picture perfect! Who would hate seeing this on their plate?

  6. itlynstalyn

    Someone knows how to cook puff pastry, a revelation.

  7. ChatGPT doing some great photos these days /s. JK – looks amazing!

  8. TheFlyingMunkey

    That’s one of the best looking Wellingtons that I’ve ever seen!

    I saw Chris Young’s method a while ago,.I subscribe to his excellent YouTube channel. It’s interesting, I’m keen to try it one day.

    How was it?

  9. FuzzyAppearance7636

    Im not a hater per se but I’ve never seen a single beef Wellington that looked appetizing.

    Yours is definitely among the prettier I’ve seen FWIW

  10. Trubtheturtle

    It looks so good there is no way it doesn’t taste worse than it looks.

    ![gif](giphy|QQcBFlNA4HKkh3A02N|downsized)

  11. thecakeisali

    I’m making my first Wellington for a dinner Wednesday, definitely trying this method. I was worried I wouldn’t have enough time to prep that day, but I have plenty of time tomorrow. Thanks friend, you just took my anxiety from crippling to the normal 50%!

  12. You are this isn’t screenshots from a Publix commercial 🤔

  13. stinkbugsinfest

    Damn this just made me extremely hungry.

  14. carguy82j

    Who is hating wellingtons? This looks amazing

  15. Absolutely unpuffed puff pastry, as always.

    Do a google image search for beef wellington, or even “Gordon Ramsay beef wellington” to make sure you’re filtering out the sous vide ones. You’ll see the puff pastry is puffed out very thick, vs the thin, upuffed result in OPs pic and most of the ones you’ll see in here for the coming Christmas season. I’m sure it still tasted good, but it could’ve been better, and simpler.

    [Don’t sous vide your wellington.](https://www.reddit.com/r/sousvide/comments/100jb9d/beef_wellington_545c_for_3_hrs_apologies_kenji/j2r8woi/)

  16. KaptainKiki

    I’m in. I don’t know who isn’t, but I already don’t like them.

  17. cernegiant

    Why would you ever sous vide tenderloin?

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