Here I would like to show you how to trim a beef tenderloin.
This essentially means cleaning it of fat, membranes, and tendons.
Although the beef tenderloin doesn’t have as much flavor as a fattier cut like rib-eye, it is one of my favorite cuts of the cow.
I particularly use it for my Beef Wellington, which you can read the recipe with video here when I cook at my restaurant Feed Bistro.
In this video, I guide you through how to easily trim your tenderloin:
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