Devastation the Almighty
Ninja Wizard
Beef Tenderloin with Blue Cheese and Red Pepper Jelly stuffing.
Slice tenderloin lengthwise down the middle so you can open it like a book. Do this two or three times so can you really get into the inside of the meat. Get it open and spread out as flat as you can get it.
We need to go ahead and cook it a little bit to get a good sear on what will be both the outside and the inside, so go ahead and grill for a few minutes. We're not looking to cook the steak, just get a nice sear on so we can put our stuffing in there.
When you get the sear, pull it off the grill and let it rest. Let it cool a good 10-15 minutes.
When cooled, lay a good layer of blue cheese crumbles and a good helping of red pepper jelly and then roll it up like a log. Use a few strings to make sure it's secure. Put in an iron skillet and place it in a 250 degree oven until the steak hits about 135 to 140 degrees (*otherwise known as medium rare - medium). Remove from oven and let it rest a few minutes to complete cooking. Then slice and enjoy.
Slice tenderloin lengthwise down the middle so you can open it like a book. Do this two or three times so can you really get into the inside of the meat. Get it open and spread out as flat as you can get it.
We need to go ahead and cook it a little bit to get a good sear on what will be both the outside and the inside, so go ahead and grill for a few minutes. We're not looking to cook the steak, just get a nice sear on so we can put our stuffing in there.
When you get the sear, pull it off the grill and let it rest. Let it cool a good 10-15 minutes.
When cooled, lay a good layer of blue cheese crumbles and a good helping of red pepper jelly and then roll it up like a log. Use a few strings to make sure it's secure. Put in an iron skillet and place it in a 250 degree oven until the steak hits about 135 to 140 degrees (*otherwise known as medium rare - medium). Remove from oven and let it rest a few minutes to complete cooking. Then slice and enjoy.