Servings: six to eight.
For a special occasion, serve this luxurious cut of meat with Red Wine Sauce, Creamed Spinach Amandine, and Potatoes Mousseline.
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For complete holiday menus featuring beef tenderloin—or to make a menu yourself—visit our Guide to Christmas Dinner (any time of the year), where you’ll also also find a video on how to butterfly and stuff a tenderloin with a rich mushroom stuffing.
Question about this recipe: I'm not buying 6 lbs of beef tenderloin for 2 people--more like 2 lbs so does anyone know what the cooking time would be? Thank you!!!
it had not occurred to me to read the online version but the PRINT version i ahve from 2009 #96 has a misprint and said for the 4 pounds to cook for 1 hour!! i did wonder about that and of course one hour was not enough, so i am glad to see the on line version is correct for the cooking time.
Foolproof and perfect color from the center to the edge every time. My new go-to method.For years I used the high heat method with tenderloins (400F for 25-30') until I tried Lynch's way. The high heat is quick, but it can wreck an expensive tenderloin if you don't know what you are doing and have a questionable oven, plus it overcooks the tail, even if you tuck it.
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