I seared two filet mignon at the same time. 2 minutes each side. Based it with butter, thyme and garlic for about 4 minutes then placed it in the oven at 200 degrees for 8 min. Anything I can do to improve the technique? These are 9oz cuts btw.

by VinnyTheVandal

27 Comments

  1. bigbadbookie

    Looks great! My only note would be to sharpen the knife 🙂

  2. sbgattina

    Sorry its texture looks all wrong for filet. Filet is usually so smooth with little visible grain

  3. FooFightingManiac

    If medium was the goal, then a job well done 👍

  4. fu7ur3pr00f

    A little overcooked for my taste, filet mignon has no fat in it, the tenderest perfect cut, so I like ‘em rare

  5. DixieNormaz

    Overcooked. A filet that size should take a couple minutes each side and done. Made one 3 days ago and it did not need to be chewed at all. I’ll give this one a 6/10.

  6. Jonny_Boy_FTW

    Maybe a little bit less cooked but that’s just my preference. I’d still eat this. Possibly pat it dryer before cooking, and use a much sharper knife to cut. I’m just reaching for things really, it’s a nicely done steak. Gg

  7. chumlySparkFire

    Needs better crusting = hotter, closer, less time, and it’s over cooked Obviously

  8. petewondrstone

    It looks delicious. It’s just slightly overcooked.

  9. looseygoosey11

    That’s a medium temp. The fact that you’re having it at work in the lunch room is such a colossal waste. You’re having the most tender, expensive cut of the whole cow reheated in a microwave or something? It will never be as good as when it is right after resting.

    It’s like buying a rolls royce and driving it through a ghetto… (Well, not quite)

    This makes me so sad.

  10. Individual_Smell_904

    Could be a little more rare but it looks delicious

  11. Sexy steak but WTF with the Tupperware? Might as well throw it away instead….

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