Creamy T-bone Steak with Mushroom and Tarragon
1.
Defrost the steak and marinate with pepper and salt for 5 minutes. Heat the pan on high heat and place the beef into the frying pan. Steaks of 2 cm thick can reach 7 maturity in about 3 minutes on one side, press with a fork, Microsoft will do it, and serve as a plate for later use (if it is firm, it will be fully cooked, with no flavor)
2.
Heat olive oil in a pan, add mushrooms and stir fry
3.
Stir-fry the mushrooms until tender, add minced garlic and chopped leeks, and continue to fry. When the aroma of garlic and leeks is obvious, add chicken broth to stew. (No chicken soup, use chicken essence and water instead)
After the soup is boiled, add 35% cream until the sauce becomes milky white, add chopped tarragon and cook until the soup thickens
4.
Mushroom tarragon cream sauce out of the pan, pour it on the steak, and start eating
Tips:
1. Tarragon has the same taste as fennel, which can be substituted
2. Mushrooms can be dry or wet.
3. 35% cream is thicker. Don't use 10% cream because the sauce will be too thin.
4. Chinese-style chicken stock is fine, if you don't have it, you can also use thick soup or some chicken essence.
5. When frying the steak, it should not be too long, it can be out of the pan after 2 minutes on high heat.