Traditional Chateaubriand (2024)

Traditional Chateaubriand (1)

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Savour the delicate flavour of our finest grass-fed British beef fillet, matured for at least 28 ...

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A supremely tender, delicious and indulgent treat!

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    • Savour the delicate flavour of our finest grass-fed British beef fillet, matured for at least 28 days for a beautifully rich, award-winning taste. Expertly hand-cut in our Aberdeenshire butchery, this luxurious cut is delicious cooked 'low and slow'.

    • NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION

      Typical per 100g
      Energy: 757 kJ/ 181 kcal
      Fat: 8g, of which Saturates: 3g
      Carbohydrate: 0g, of which Sugars: 0g
      Fibre: 0g
      Protein: 20g
      Salt: 0.13g
    • HOW TO STORE

    1. Storage: Keep frozen at -18°C or below
    2. Defrost: Defrost in refrigerator overnight. Do not re-freeze once defrosted
    3. Shelf life defrosted: Store in refrigerator and use within 24 hours
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    • COOKING INSTRUCTIONS

      Traditional Chateaubriand 500g

      Heat olive oil in a hot frying pan & brown chateaubriand all over for 5-6 minutes all over. Season with salt & pepper and place on a rack in a roasting tin and cook in a pre-heated oven at 230°C / fan210°C / gas 8 for:

      Rare: 6-8 Minutes
      Medium Rare: 10-12 Minutes
      Medium: 14-16 Minutes
      Well Done: 18-20 Minutes

      Remove the meat from the oven. Cover with foil and leave to rest for 10 minutes before cutting into slices.

      Low Temperature Cooking:

      remove the meat from its packaging, allow the meat to come to room temperature for up to 30 minutes, pat dry with kitchen paper.

      Heat oil in large frying pan over a high heat. Sear meat on all sides for a total of 4-5 minutes.

      Preheat the roasting tray in the oven (with the fan turned off) to 80ºC.

      Transfer meat to the roasting tray. Season with salt and pepper.

      Set the meat thermometer to the desired internal temperature and insert the probe horizontally into the centre of the meat.

      Place the meat in the preheated oven with the thermometer cord through the door. Internal meat temperature: 60 - 65ºC.

      Approximate cooking time at 80ºC: 60 - 90 minutes.

      No need to rest meat, as it has rested during cooking process.

      Cooking appliances vary in performance, these are guidelines only.
      Ensure product is piping hot throughout before serving.
      Do not reheat once cooked.

      Traditional Chateaubriand 900g

      Cooking guidelines from defrosted: remove all packaging and pat dry with kitchen paper.

      Allow the meat to come to room temperature for up to 30 minutes before cooking

      Heat oil in large frying pan over a high heat. Sear meat on all sides for a total of 5-6 minutes. Transfer it to the rack in the roasting tin and place in the preheated oven 230°C / Fan 210°C / Gas 8 and cook to your liking following the recommended times:

      Rare:20 minutes (internal temperature 45 - 47°c)
      Medium: 25 minutes (internal temperature 55 - 60°c)
      Well Done: 45 minutes (internal temperature 65 - 70 °c)

      Remove the meat from the oven.

      Cover with foil and leave it to rest in a warm place for at least 10 minutes.

      Low Temperature Cooking (Medium Result)
      Preheat oven and baking tray to 80°C without the fan. Pat dry with kitchen paper. Heat 1 tbsp of oil in a large frying pan and sear the meat all over for 4-5 minutes in total.

      Place onto the preheated tray and season with salt & pepper. Set thermometer to 60°C, insert horizontally into centre of the meat. Put into oven until the thermometer alarm sounds (approx. 1 - 1½ hours).

      Please note: cooking appliances vary in performance; these are guidelines only.

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Product description

Savour the delicate flavour of our finest grass-fed British beef fillet, matured for at least 28 days for a beautifully rich, award-winning taste. Expertly hand-cut in our Aberdeenshire butchery, this luxurious cut is delicious cooked 'low and slow'.

NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION

Typical per 100g
Energy: 757 kJ/ 181 kcal
Fat: 8g, of which Saturates: 3g
Carbohydrate: 0g, of which Sugars: 0g
Fibre: 0g
Protein: 20g
Salt: 0.13g

HOW TO STORE

  1. Storage: Keep frozen at -18°C or below
  2. Defrost: Defrost in refrigerator overnight. Do not re-freeze once defrosted
  3. Shelf life defrosted: Store in refrigerator and use within 24 hours

N/A

COOKING INSTRUCTIONS

Traditional Chateaubriand 500g

Heat olive oil in a hot frying pan & brown chateaubriand all over for 5-6 minutes all over. Season with salt & pepper and place on a rack in a roasting tin and cook in a pre-heated oven at 230°C / fan210°C / gas 8 for:

Rare: 6-8 Minutes
Medium Rare: 10-12 Minutes
Medium: 14-16 Minutes
Well Done: 18-20 Minutes

Remove the meat from the oven. Cover with foil and leave to rest for 10 minutes before cutting into slices.

Low Temperature Cooking:

remove the meat from its packaging, allow the meat to come to room temperature for up to 30 minutes, pat dry with kitchen paper.

Heat oil in large frying pan over a high heat. Sear meat on all sides for a total of 4-5 minutes.

Preheat the roasting tray in the oven (with the fan turned off) to 80ºC.

Transfer meat to the roasting tray. Season with salt and pepper.

Set the meat thermometer to the desired internal temperature and insert the probe horizontally into the centre of the meat.

Place the meat in the preheated oven with the thermometer cord through the door. Internal meat temperature: 60 - 65ºC.

Approximate cooking time at 80ºC: 60 - 90 minutes.

No need to rest meat, as it has rested during cooking process.

Cooking appliances vary in performance, these are guidelines only.
Ensure product is piping hot throughout before serving.
Do not reheat once cooked.

Traditional Chateaubriand 900g

Cooking guidelines from defrosted: remove all packaging and pat dry with kitchen paper.

Allow the meat to come to room temperature for up to 30 minutes before cooking

Heat oil in large frying pan over a high heat. Sear meat on all sides for a total of 5-6 minutes. Transfer it to the rack in the roasting tin and place in the preheated oven 230°C / Fan 210°C / Gas 8 and cook to your liking following the recommended times:

Rare:20 minutes (internal temperature 45 - 47°c)
Medium: 25 minutes (internal temperature 55 - 60°c)
Well Done: 45 minutes (internal temperature 65 - 70 °c)

Remove the meat from the oven.

Cover with foil and leave it to rest in a warm place for at least 10 minutes.

Low Temperature Cooking (Medium Result)
Preheat oven and baking tray to 80°C without the fan. Pat dry with kitchen paper. Heat 1 tbsp of oil in a large frying pan and sear the meat all over for 4-5 minutes in total.

Place onto the preheated tray and season with salt & pepper. Set thermometer to 60°C, insert horizontally into centre of the meat. Put into oven until the thermometer alarm sounds (approx. 1 - 1½ hours).

Please note: cooking appliances vary in performance; these are guidelines only.

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FAQs

What is so special about chateaubriand? ›

These days, Chateaubriand is a fancy way of promising a diner a very tender steak cut from the thickest part of beef tenderloin; this is the long tapering muscle found directly on the lower two sides of the animal's spine.

Is chateaubriand the same as filet mignon? ›

A chateaubriand is a filet mignon roast, simply put. Chateaubriand is also the most decadent, tender beef roast and is perfect for special occasions and holidays. This roast-size filet mignon is designed to impress with mild, delicate beef flavor and incredible tenderness.

What's the best way to cook chateaubriand? ›

Sear the beef at high temperature, turning frequently until coloured all over – around 5 minutes should be sufficient. Roasting is likely to take approximately 1 hour. Aim for 49-51°C for rare, 53-55°C for medium-rare, 57-59°C for medium.

Is chateaubriand always for two? ›

This highly-prized cut of beef is cut from the tenderloin and has often been referred to by several names: the fillet mignon roast, a tenderloin roast, or a beef tenderloin. Typically you can share a chateaubriand between two people and create a remarkable event from this cut of beef.

Why is chateaubriand so expensive? ›

Chateaubriand steak commands a higher price than all other tenderloin cuts because it comes from the one and only center of the tenderloin.

Why is chateaubriand served for two people? ›

Like the filet mignon, chateaubriand is taken from the fillet, or tenderloin. The filet mignon comes from the small, narrow end, and the chateaubriand is taken from the thick end of the fillet, yielding enough meat that the dish is customarily served for two.

Is chateaubriand worth it? ›

Consistently rich in flavour, lean and succulent the chateaubriand has a well earned reputation as one of the finest beef cuts. Recommended to be cooked Rare to Medium Rare.

Is porterhouse the same as chateaubriand? ›

Chateaubriand is just a big ole hunknof filet. Which if your porterhouse is big enough...would have. I had that once, the short but yet thick cut. It took me a few years to figure what is what.

What's the difference between Delmonico and chateaubriand? ›

Chateaubriand (pronounced "sha-toe-bree-AHN") is a culinary term, which, like Delmonico steak, manages to convey meaning while remaining all but undefinable. In fact, when defined broadly enough, the words "chateaubriand "and "Delmonico steak" could conceivably be used to refer to the same piece of meat.

What does "chateaubriand" mean in French? ›

noun. a very thick tenderloin steak of beef.

Should you sear chateaubriand? ›

Sear the Roast on All Sides

You can also sear the chateaubriand on the grill over direct medium-high heat for that incredible grill flavor.

How many people does a 2 lb chateaubriand feed? ›

Prepare a meal your guests will never forget! This package includes two of our two-pound roasts, Taste of Texas special Roast Seasoning, and cooking instructions. Our roasts are individually frozen so you can cook one now and hold the other for another great meal. Each roast serves 3-4.

What's the difference between a ribeye and a chateaubriand? ›

The chateaubriand is made from the tenderloin and the ribeye is a cut from the rib section. They're both prime cuts but cut from different parts of the cow.

What is the most expensive chateaubriand? ›

A 12-ounce portion of chateaubriand will set you back $2,500 at Wagyumafia, a restaurant in Tokyo's Akasaka neighborhood devoted to the spendy, world-famous protein.

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