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Pierre Koffmann reveals the key steps behind a perfectly balanced steak tartare, showing how quality ingredients and precise technique make all the difference.

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23 Comments

  1. Oh darn…. Inspector Clouseau's "am-bur-ghar" could have been beaten by Chef Koffmann's "Worcestershire Sauce" but my man decided to take the easy way out and call it Lea and Perrins sauce

  2. I always thunk I speak english as a spanish Cow. But with him and Jacques Pépin as master chefs, I discover… Well, in a way, I could teach english :)) The only thing with foreign language is : go on ! Straight in the wall, and you Will break trought perfectly. In a funny manner. As smooth as butter (with horseradish inside :)))

  3. i also add one piece of anchovy to my spaghetti pomodoro, enhances the dish without giving it a fishy flavor (that's the main reason why some recipes tell you to put just a tiny bit of anchovies)

  4. I love how you plated it, in the traditional way without modern chichi – food rings! I‘ll give the anchovies a try.

  5. I ate a lot of tartar in the Chech Republic and they'd crucify me if I asked for capers, cornichons and anchovis in my good beef

  6. love his disdain for english mustard. completely disgusted just by mentioning the stuff.

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