Page 12 - Boca Club News - September '19
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Page 12, Boca Club News
       Food & Entertaining



      Signature Recipe from Broken Sound’s


      Executive Chef Joe Longo: Honey Bourbon Filet Tips




         If there is anything that will make
      you want to bite into a delicious steak,
      it’s steak with a bite of its own—in this
      case, the heady tang of real bourbon! It’s
      another guaranteed guest-pleaser from
      the personal recipe collection of Chef
      Longo, who has earned his deserved
      reputation for seafood, Italian cuisine
      and American fusion. All of his recipes in these Boca Club
      News columns are selected from his personal collection and
      are wonderful examples of the creativity and taste that marks
      them all. Chef Longo’s recipes are presented here with the
      cooperation of Clubhouse Manager Ed Cichielo; Director of
      Food and Beverage Lorant Botha and, in some cases, Pastry
      Chef Christophe Joly.













      Lorant Botha    Ed Cichielo     Christophe Joly

      Serves 4
      Ingredients:
      ⅓ cup honey                                       3 tbsp. butter divided                                Add steak. You will probably need
      ¼ cup packed light brown sugar                    1 (6 oz.) package mushrooms cut in quarters        to cook it in two batches because you
      ⅓ cup bourbon                                     Directions:                                        don’t want to crowd the pan. Cook until
      ¼ cup soy sauce                                   1. In a medium bowl, whisk together honey, brown sugar,   seared on all sides. Remove from pan.
      ¼ cup Worcestershire sauce                        bourbon, soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce, red pepper flakes,   Add remaining butter to pan and cook
      ½ tsp. red pepper flakes                          and garlic. Pour into a large zip-top bag. Add steak cubes and   mushrooms until browned.
      2 cloves garlic minced                            refrigerate for 2 to 4 hours.
      2 pounds steak (rib-eye sirloin, or filet), cut into chunks  2. Heat vegetable oil and 2 tablespoons butter in a cast-iron
      2 tbsp. vegetable oil                             pan over medium-high heat.                                                         Photo by Jon Ricco
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