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Cape Grim Eye Fillet with White Beans, Green Beans & Pancetta
Serves 4
Dell Ugo Ristorante Italiano - Southbank
Ingredients
4x 200g Cape Grim Eye Fillet
500g Cannelini Beans
200g Green Beans
8x Slices Thin Cut Pancetta
1x Brown Onion
1x Glove Garlic
Method
Cannelini Beans
- If you are rehydrating, soak in water for 24 hrs.
- In a pot of water, bring cannelini beans to the boils and leave to boil for 20 minutes and drain.
- Bruinoise onion and garlic.
- Sweat in a pan, add cannellini beans and deglaze with white wine, cover with water and season with salt and pepper then bring to the boil.
- Blend all to turn into a purée.
Green Beans
- Chop tails and blanch in boiling water for 30 seconds.
- Refresh in ice water and drain.
- When dry wrap even amounts in pancetta.
Eye Fillet
- Seal in a pan or grill and finish in a oven to your liking.
- Allow to rest up to half its cooking time.
As eye fillet is resting, roast green beans and pancetta and reheat puree.
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