Filet Mignon

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Filet mignon is a tender, high-end cut of beef from the smaller end of the tenderloin, prized for its buttery texture and mild flavor.

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Label Occurrences
Filet Mignon canonical 1

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf beef cut ⓘ
meat dish ⓘ
steak ⓘ
associatedDish surf and turf ⓘ
commonCuisine American cuisine ⓘ
French cuisine ⓘ
steakhouse cuisine ⓘ
commonThickness about 1 to 2 inches ⓘ
cookingMethod high-heat searing ⓘ
reverse sear ⓘ
sous vide ⓘ
course main course ⓘ
culinaryUse broiling ⓘ
grilling ⓘ
pan-searing ⓘ
roasting ⓘ
cutFrom tenderloin ⓘ
cutFromPart smaller end of the tenderloin ⓘ
etymologyLanguage French ⓘ
etymologyMeaning dainty fillet ⓘ
fatContent low intramuscular fat ⓘ
flavorProfile mild ⓘ
marblingLevel relatively low ⓘ
meatFrom beef ⓘ
cattle ⓘ
priceLevel high ⓘ
proteinSource animal protein ⓘ
servedAs individual steak portions ⓘ
medallions ⓘ
servedHotOrCold hot ⓘ
servedWith asparagus ⓘ
béarnaise sauce ⓘ
compound butter ⓘ
mushrooms ⓘ
peppercorn sauce ⓘ
potatoes ⓘ
red wine reduction ⓘ
sauces ⓘ
vegetable sides ⓘ
tendernessRank one of the most tender beef cuts ⓘ
texture buttery ⓘ
tender ⓘ
typicalDoneness medium ⓘ
medium rare ⓘ
rare ⓘ
typicalSeasoning black pepper ⓘ
garlic ⓘ
herbs ⓘ
salt ⓘ

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Le Cellier Steakhouse → notableDish → Filet Mignon ⓘ