Beef Wellington

[SmuttyYoda]

All,

I plan on cheffing this tonight.

Can anyone recommend a tried and tested recipe?

I'll be using pre-made pastry (although a pointer to which type would be appreciated)

Thanks

[jogon]

I use Gordon's - http://www.channel4.com/4food/recipes/chefs/gordon... - has worked well for me.

[SmuttyYoda]

Cheers, it's in the oven!!!

[Shaw Tarse]

Remember pics!

[SmuttyYoda]

Shaw Tarse said:

Remember pics!

st!


Was bloody yummy though

[mad4amanda]

whenever I have done this I have encountered soggy bottom syndrome.

[drab]

there was a useful tip about countering the sogginess on sunday brunch. pancakes!

http://www.channel4.com/4food/recipes/tv-show-reci...

Edited by drab on Wednesday 18th December 23:06

[RemyMartin]

mad4amanda said:

whenever I have done this I have encountered soggy bottom syndrome.

As said above, a crepe can do wonders to fix that.

[tamore]

tv has been, awt, has a great recipe on the bbc site for beef welly. quite technical, and very lardy, but brilliant when it comes out right.

[RizzoTheRat]

jogon said:

I use Gordon's - http://www.channel4.com/4food/recipes/chefs/gordon... - has worked well for me.

Same here, done it 2 or 3 times and it always comes out well.

[jogon]

mad4amanda said:

whenever I have done this I have encountered soggy bottom syndrome.

Place some parchment paper underneath before baking it on the tray.