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- Also called: Filet americain
- Can also be made with horse meat
- Sometimes served with tartar sauce
- Using anchovies is optional
- Sometimes meat is seared before preparing
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The Legend
Steak tartare is named after the Tatars, more commonly known today as the Mongols or Huns. Allegedly, warriors would place steak under their saddles at the beginning of the day. By the end of the day, it would be tenderized and ready to eat. There is no evidence for this legend; historically, Mongols boiled their beef, and Huns grilled or boiled theirs. -
Disclaimer
Eating raw meat has been discouraged by the USDA because it could contain harmful bacteria. The USDA recommends cooking meat to a temperature of 160 °F. The USDA also discourages eating raw eggs, as they are a prime source of salmonella. -
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Steak Tartare on Amazon
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"Steak and Lobster" tartare with crispy bone marrow and Hackleback caviar.(Recipe): An article from: Art Culinaire - $9.95
This digital document is an article from Art Culinaire, published by Thomson Gale on June 22, 2007. The length of the article is 542 words. The page length shown above is based on ...Amazon
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Steak Tartare Questions
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