November 04, 2003

Pepper Steak with Port-Wine Mushroom Sauce

Last night for dinner we had artichokes followed by Pepper Steak with Port-Wine Mushroom Sauce from Cooking Light. This sauce recipe is really amazing. It tastes great but contains no butter or oil! I actually cheated a little, and used the left over oil in the sauté pan from searing the steak to start the shallots, but even still, that was a minuscule amount of fat compared to a normal pan sauce. With dinner we had a Rosemont Show Reserve 1999 Shiraz (McLaren Vale and Langhorne Creek) which someone at work had given me. This was a great pairing with the peppery steak. We both liked it a lot and found raspberry the most pronounced flavor. Wine Spectator says: Plump, polished and generous with its berry flavors, weaving in earthy, gamy notes and finishing with some elegance and a nice touch of sweet oak. Drink now through 2005. 22,000 cases made.

Posted by David at November 4, 2003 11:28 PM | Edit
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what? no picture? It's not the same. which issue of Cooking Light? Nov?

Posted by: Leigh on November 5, 2003 11:23 PM

Sorry, camera is all filled up with house pics right now. This recipe and the Pork au Poivre were both from the web site.

Posted by: David on November 6, 2003 12:16 AM
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