In years past, Steak Diane was a favorite dish of every top restaurant. Being cooked at table side, the steak was quickly fried in butter and then flamed with brandy. The show was as much a reason for the popularity of the dish as was the tender meat and delicious sauce served with it.
Traditionally the dish has been made with beef tenderloin medallions or beef tournedos (a small steak cut from the center of the tenderloin). If you prefer, top sirloin steaks cut thinly can be substituted although some of the tenderness you get with tenderloin will be lost.
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