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TENDERLOIN TIPS<br />

HOW TO PREPARE<br />

Our tenderloin tips are easy to enjoy and<br />

prepare. Just grill, broil or bake tenderloin<br />

tips to add to salads. Or <strong>com</strong>bine them<br />

with rice and vegetables for a quick meal.<br />

You can even brown them in a bit of olive<br />

oil, then add them to a stew. They also<br />

make great kabobs when you alternate<br />

the tenderloin with onions, peppers,<br />

pineapple or whatever options you like.<br />

The cooking length will vary, depending<br />

on the size of each tenderloin tip and the<br />

amount of beef you use.<br />

grilled tenderloin with<br />

avocado buerre blanc<br />

Serves 4<br />

2 lbs. Tenderloin Tips, thawed<br />

1 cup dry white wine<br />

1/2 cup white wine vinegar<br />

1 shallot, minced<br />

1 stick cold, unsalted butter,<br />

cut into small pieces<br />

1/2 ripe avocado<br />

Season tenderloin tips with salt and<br />

pepper. Grill tips to desired degree of<br />

doneness.<br />

Place vinegar, wine and shallot in a small<br />

sauce pan and reduce over high flame<br />

until only 1 /4 cup of liquid remains,<br />

remove from flame. Strain out the shallot<br />

and dispose. Return the liquid to the<br />

pan and add the cold butter a piece or<br />

two at a time and whisk to melt evenly.<br />

Using a fork or food processor, mash the<br />

avocado into a smooth paste. Then, add<br />

the avocado to the sauce and stir to<br />

create a smooth and creamy sauce. If<br />

the sauce is too thick thin with a little<br />

white wine. Strain out any lumps and<br />

serve with grilled tenderloin.<br />

honey teriyaki beef<br />

and broccoli salad<br />

Serves 4<br />

1lb. Tenderloin Tips, thawed<br />

Vegetable oil cooking spray<br />

1 head broccoli, cut into florets<br />

6-8 oz. sack mixed baby greens<br />

1 red bell pepper,<br />

seeded and thickly sliced<br />

4 scallions, sliced on angle<br />

1 cup pea pods, sliced on angle<br />

1 cup carrots, shredded<br />

8 pepperoncini, chopped<br />

2 tbsp. chopped cilantro<br />

dressing:<br />

1/4 cup sweet and sour sauce<br />

1" ginger root, finely chopped<br />

1 lime, juiced<br />

2 tbsp. rice wine vinegar<br />

1 tsp. crushed red pepper<br />

1/4 cup vegetable oil<br />

Combine sweet and sour sauce with<br />

ginger, lime juice, vinegar and crushed<br />

pepper flakes. Whisk in oil and set aside.<br />

Preheat grill pan over high heat. Spray<br />

grill pan with cooking spray and grill tips<br />

3 to 5 minutes per side for medium-rare<br />

to medium-well. Remove meat and allow<br />

to rest for 10 minutes.<br />

In a pan, bring 1-inch of water to a boil.<br />

Add a pinch of salt and broccoli pieces<br />

and steam for 3 to 5 minutes, until<br />

cooked but still firm. In the sink, drain<br />

broccoli in colander and run cold water<br />

over it to cool.<br />

Arrange greens on a large platter or<br />

individual dinner plates. Arrange broccoli,<br />

vegetables and tenderloin on greens.<br />

Drizzle with sweet and sour dressing<br />

and top with chopped cilantro.<br />

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