Here is a zesty Italian way of preparing filet mignon, simple but mouth–watering. In this recipe, the complexity of flavors in the sauce comes from the reduction of the balsamic vinegar.
The traditional balsamic vinegar is delicious but expensive, so when making this reduction, use one of the different offerings of balsamic vinegar you find in the grocery store; it will yield a great sauce. If you feel extravagant and have one of those little precious bottles of the Balsamico Tradizionale—seven years old, aged in wooden casks in the solero method—instead of making the reduction from the commercial balsamic vinegar, just drizzle some of the Tradizionale over the filet. Buon Gusto! #LidiasRecipes #LidiasItaly #LidiasKitchen #LidiaBastianich #ItalianFood #FromLidiasTableToYours #LidiasSoundtrack

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  1. Thank you for the nice recipe I agree you need to have multiple sauces and or reductions on call in your refrigerator. Personally it doesn't matter what any cut of meat I have I like mine medium well maybe even medium on delegate cuts. Any lower than that I can't eat because I feel like it's not cooked enough unless it's something like a sushi dish where I don't have a problem with that. Is there a strange or is it just me 🤔

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