Garlic and Onion Chateaubriand

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Garlic and Onion Chateaubriand
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For my family, beef sits on the throne of the Christmas dinner table. Roast Beast to quote the genius that is Dr. Seuss. We usually flip a coin between prime rib and beef tenderloin. This is the latter. But wait… The title says something about a French castle. Well, chateaubriand is just a fancy way of saying the center part of the beef tenderloin that creates that one large, evenly sized roast. This recipe will explain how to carve the beef tenderloin into the chateaubriand and what to do with the remainder so that we do not waste any of that really expensive beef based on “meatflation” numbers for December 2021.

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