Diced Fillet Steak & Beef Rib Trim

A wonderful selection containing two of our premium beef options, both suited to a wide variety of cooking styles and cusines. Our Diced Fillet Steak is made from the same beef that we use for our melt-in-the-mouth fillet steaks. A versatile cooking option, this diced fillet can be used in stews and stir fries, and sears beautifully. Our Beef Rib Trim particularly shines when slow-cooked to release the maximum amount of flavour and develop a tender texture. Perfect for heartier meals like curries and casseroles.

Diced Fillet Steak

1. Prepare the meat

Remove the defrosted meat from the packaging and pat dry with kitchen paper.
Thread the diced fillet onto bamboo or metal skewers.

2. Sear the meat

Once ready to cook, place your grill pan over medium-high heat, drizzle in a touch of oil.
Cook the fillet skewers on one side for 2-3 minutes turn and cook for a further 2-3 minutes without touching.

3. Resting

Remove the skewers from the pan and leave to rest covered with foil in a warm place.
Serve hot with Chimichurri sauce on the side, to drizzle over the kebabs.

Chef's Tip:
Add a selection of vegetables to each kebab skewer. 1 Courgette, sliced into 1cm rounds, 1 large red Onion, cut into large chunks, 18 Cherry Tomatoes.

Beef Rib Trim

1. Prepare the meat

Allow the defrosted meat to come to room temperature, and at least 30 minutes before cooking, remove it from its packaging and pat dry with kitchen paper.
Preheat the oven to 140 C-160 C / Fan 120 C-140 C / Gas 1-3.

2. Sear for flavour

Heat a large ovenproof pan on a high heat, add a little oil and sear the meat until evenly browned all over.
Season well then take out the meat and sauté a mixture of diced onion, carrot, celery and leeks.
About one third of the meat weight gives you the weight of vegetables needed.

3. Add the liquid

After sautéing the vegetables, place the meat back in the pan.
Add wine, stock or water, and herbs or spices.
Make sure that the liquid covers at least a third to a half of the meat and bring to a gentle simmer.

4. The cooking process

Cover with a lid and transfer into the preheated oven, or continue to simmer gently on the hob at a very low temperature.
We recommend the oven method as the process is gentler and the meat does not stick to the pot.
Check from time to time and top up with liquid if needed.

5. Test the meat

Cooking times vary depending on your oven.
Check after 1 hour and at regular intervals thereafter, basting as you go.
Insert a meat fork it should slide in and out easily.
Or simply take a piece out and taste it.

Allow a total cooking time between 2 - 2½ hrs, or until tender.

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