For my beef fans, if you’ve never had Beef Carpaccio, you need to have Beef Carpaccio. It is an appetizer that makes me feel like all is right in the world. Even though all is definitely, absolutely, not right in the world. App lovers, enjoy this post. The very first time I had Beef Carpaccio, I was at a very good, little Italian restaurant that had a first course menu four miles long. I was...
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Combine avocado, onion, tomato, cilantro, and lime juice in a bowl. Mix well and add salt to taste.
Add sesame oil, ginger, garlic, olive oil, and rice vinegar to a jar. Shake well to combine.
Remove the filet mignon from the freezer and slice it paper-thin using a very sharp knife or mandolin.
Arrange the slices on a plate, add a scoop of guacamole, and drizzle with sesame dressing.
Sprinkle with sesame seeds and serve.
Freeze the filet mignon for 30 minutes to make slicing easier.
Use a very sharp knife or mandolin for thin slices.
Keep sesame oil in your pantry; it adds a unique flavor to dishes.
Can I use a different cut of beef for Carpaccio?
Yes, you can use other tender cuts like sirloin or ribeye, but filet mignon is preferred for its tenderness.
Can I make the guacamole ahead of time?
Yes, but store it in an airtight container with a layer of lime juice on top to prevent browning.
What can I use instead of sesame oil?
You can use olive oil, but sesame oil provides a unique flavor that enhances the dish.
How do I ensure the beef slices are thin enough?
Freezing the beef for 30 minutes and using a sharp knife or mandolin will help achieve paper-thin slices.
Is Beef Carpaccio safe to eat raw?
Yes, as long as the beef is fresh and handled properly, it is safe to eat raw.
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