After watching the 4 top chefs I could think of, and a few we never heard of, we found this one. Leap of faith and trusted this video, got the app and used it on our two beef tenderloins for Christmas Eve. We like ours on the med rare side of medium.......sheer perfection!!! THANK YOU!!! Happy Holidays!
Great timing on this discovery as I just watched a vid about trimming one into the four parts! I downloaded the app too! Unfortunately the app found no Certified Angus Beef retailers in Alaska; looks like a marketing opportunity (hint hint)...
Interesting, everyone always says you have to sear the beef in a pan first and then put it in the oven. I‘ll try your recipe tonight with my tenderloin😊
Hey, I recognize you. You're the guy who gave me the recipe for smash burgers. I make em that way all the time now and they are the greatest burgers ever created. Thanks for this video too. Look forward to making this roast.
BTW those knots are called half hitch - the loops down the middle of the roast - as far as I can remember from my father who was a Navy man!! God Bless
Thanks for a very informative video. I had my butcher trim and tie up the roast. The difference in how he folded the roast. He cut the roast in the middle and folded and tied one half side to the other.
From the link to the recipe...Preheat oven to 450° F (232° C) and place roast in a roasting pan or on a wire rack in a sheet pan; roast for 15 minutes. Reduce heat to 350° F (177° C), roast for an additional 30 minutes until roast reaches an internal temperature of 125° F (52° C) for medium rare doneness.
It depends on how each of us wants it done (rare, medium, well). Here's a chart to help -- cook at 325 until it reaches desired temp: www.certifiedangusbeef.com/kitchen/doneness.php
“Genius” No one wants to sit through a 10m video to find that they have to look for links and sift through more info for cooking instructions. It should all be included in the video presentation. 50% of the video is a discussion on peppercorn.
I’m making beef tenderloin for Christmas dinner. I season ours with just garlic salt. I sear it first then pop it in a 325* oven until it reaches 125*. Let it rest covered in foil for 30 minutes then slice it into 3/4” medallions.
For the 3 lb roast we used in this video: Reduce heat to 325°F, roast for an additional 30 minutes until roast reaches an internal temperature of 125°F for medium rare doneness. If you are using a different sized roast or want a different degree of doneness, use our our roasting timer in our app. It'll give you instructions for roasts of all kinds!
Great simple method. I Like the oven sear, instead of the pan sear why take the extra step. I have learned that as any of these roast rest, they will pick-up at least 15 to 20 degrees which will over cook your target internal temp. I keep the temp probe in while the meat rests, if it starts to exceed the target temp I will carve it up to stop the cooking process.
We like medium rare which is 135 degrees. For this roast you can ballpark 45 minutes to an hour but don't forget that cook time depends on the size of the roast. Try out our Roast Perfect app that calculates all of this for you! Our roasting timer feature walks you through any beef roast of any size. Link: www.certifiedangusbeef.com/RoastPerfect.aspx You can find other degrees of doneness here: www.certifiedangusbeef.com/kitchen/doneness.php#roasting
We have a roasting timer to help with that! You tell our app what size roast you have and what degree of doneness you want. The app will give you the cook times. www.certifiedangusbeef.com/kitchen/roast_perfect.php
So, I don’t see or hear any finish temps: Rare at an internal temperature of 125°F, medium-rare at 135°F, medium at 145°F, medium-well at 155°F, and well-done at 165°F
I have tried to download this app on my iPad, MacBook, and iPhone with no success. Please provide more details for many of us who cannot download the app.
Not going to use any red pepper or smoke salt s I am not a fan of the spicey or smoke flavored meats. But do like the point to point fast insturctions and I will do salt pepper and garlic with a horseradish. Like the time break down and the rubbing the oil tips.
MIKE CROWTHER , according to his app, it looks like he started with a suggested time of 15 minutes, but that must have been stage 1 of a number of cook times.
Whoever that girl is, she doesn't know meat. The tenderloin does not have much marbling. It is tender because of it's in a place that doesn't get much exercise, right next to the strip. But not much marbling, and not too much flavor. That's why it's usually done with a sauce, cognac sauce, steak au poivre, etc.
You're right tenderloin doesn't have that much marbling. However by using the Certified Angus Beef brand the marbling increases and that in turn increases the tender, juicy flavor of each cut of beef.
Nice try, but if you're Angus Beef, you're choice, not prime. Either way, the filet does not have marbling. It's good on it's own, without fat marbling, as tender as it is.
sorry, but this video is lacking the internal temperature of the meat when done. What kind of chef tells you how to cook something without telling you the internal meat temp. Ouch!!!!
This will depend on your desired degree of doneness and the weight of the roast. Try the app out for best results! www.certifiedangusbeef.com/kitchen/roast_perfect.php
What is marbeling? Surprised thats all you wanted to know from the beef lady. I had a quick few follow up questions that would surely strengthen her argument.
How long did you cook it after the first 15 minutes after you turned the heat down?
All the videos I have watched to make a beef tenderloin, this one is, by far, the best and simplest way. Big plus was telling me about the app!
Thank you!
Looks Awesome!
Think I will make this for Valentines Day
After watching the 4 top chefs I could think of, and a few we never heard of, we found this one. Leap of faith and trusted this video, got the app and used it on our two beef tenderloins for Christmas Eve. We like ours on the med rare side of medium.......sheer perfection!!! THANK YOU!!! Happy Holidays!
Thanks for keeping it simple and easy to follow, this looks wonderful. Can't wait to try it this Christmas!
I've Never subscribed to a youtube channel so fast in my life!!
I lke the ability to sear in the oven. Great video!
Yes! Thank you!
How did i not know your kitchen till now !!! So complete, so helpful, so straight forward to perfection!!! Thank you so much 🙏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
After 15 minutes you dropped the temperature from 325 degrees. How long keep the steak in the oven until you remove it from the oven?
My question exactly
great video, i like the format and the way you break it down Thumbs UP!!!
Hi. Great vid.
Skip to 9:28 for a perfect viewing experience.
Cheers
How long! At 325?
Thanks, I can't wait to cook my one.
Going to go down to the kitchen and try this now. MMMMmmm can't wait.
Hope you enjoy
Really beautiful video. Thank you.
Thank you for this cool video. I will have to try this beef roast.
Great timing on this discovery as I just watched a vid about trimming one into the four parts! I downloaded the app too! Unfortunately the app found no Certified Angus Beef retailers in Alaska; looks like a marketing opportunity (hint hint)...
Working on it!
Best video, thank you!
Glad you liked it!
I really liked your video. I'm making tenderloin now and watching your video. I appreciate the effort you put into this.
Wonderful!
He didn't say how long to cook it at 325.....can anymore tell me?
You made it look easy, thanks for keeping it simple 👌
Yes! I’ve never heard of this app, getting it now.
Interesting, everyone always says you have to sear the beef in a pan first and then put it in the oven. I‘ll try your recipe tonight with my tenderloin😊
Thankyou for sharing
We are happy to share!
Great recipe!! Simple and delicious
Thanks a lot 😊
You can see the tenderness and I'll be using that app
Amazing work .
Hey, I recognize you. You're the guy who gave me the recipe for smash burgers. I make em that way all the time now and they are the greatest burgers ever created.
Thanks for this video too. Look forward to making this roast.
BTW those knots are called half hitch - the loops down the middle of the roast - as far as I can remember from my father who was a Navy man!! God Bless
Insanely delicious! now thats a well cooked meat with no fat !!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful roast. I will try for my next holiday
Hope you enjoy
Can I use a wine marinade?
could we make broth from the leftovers from trimming?
How long was it cooked ?
Thanks for a very informative video. I had my butcher trim and tie up the roast. The difference in how he folded the roast. He cut the roast in the middle and folded and tied one half side to the other.
Should you use hot air when roasting the tenderloin?
That’s what I do when i make pork roast but i’m not sure if it’s the same for this 😵💫🤣
Question please can I freeze the beef after cooking
I downloaded this app. Nowhere do I see the searing and roasting temps. Is 450 and 325 used on all roasts?
Thank you for letting us know! We will include your feedback in the next app update.
Yes, you can use 450 for searing and 325 for roasting.
@@CertifiedAngusBeefTestKitchen How long on both temps?
Do I need to adjust the temperature if I want to cook two at one time?
Absolutely beautifully well done. What time is supper? LOL
Thanks, Jeff. Now that you how to make this you can let us know when supper is!
From the link to the recipe...Preheat oven to 450° F (232° C) and place roast in a roasting pan or on a wire rack in a sheet pan; roast for 15 minutes. Reduce heat to 350° F (177° C), roast for an additional 30 minutes until roast reaches an internal temperature of 125° F (52° C) for medium rare doneness.
Doin it for like, CHRISTMAS!
how long did he finish roasting it on 325F
It depends on how each of us wants it done (rare, medium, well). Here's a chart to help -- cook at 325 until it reaches desired temp: www.certifiedangusbeef.com/kitchen/doneness.php
Certified Angus Beef brand Kitchen going to ask same thing and boy this website is a cooking course 😄👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Salt and pepper salt and pepper Im tired Im glad you are using more seasoning
If there are leftovers. how do you rewarm the meat without changing the doneness or is that just part of the penalty for having leftovers?
@Gavin Just going to say the same thing. Its really good at room temp.
What app where you using? Id like to get it😄
This is our updated Roast Perfect app. Enjoy!
www.certifiedangusbeef.com/kitchen/roast_perfect.php
I’m right where I want to be???? Sooooo what temp is it??
Haricots vert and mashed would be sweet with this beef
You need to say how long to cook for medium and medium rare at 325. Would that be too hard to do when giving instructions on how to cook a tenderloin?
Is it too hard to just google it?
@@tldrafaik6144 you missed the point...he should have said how long to cook at 325 on his video
The full recipe is linked in the description, genius.
“Genius” No one wants to sit through a 10m video to find that they have to look for links and sift through more info for cooking instructions. It should all be included in the video presentation. 50% of the video is a discussion on peppercorn.
Roast perfect app
I’m making beef tenderloin for Christmas dinner. I season ours with just garlic salt. I sear it first then pop it in a 325* oven until it reaches 125*. Let it rest covered in foil for 30 minutes then slice it into 3/4” medallions.
Sounds good!
Why foil?! Resting it covered probably took your rare meat to medium
Great job. What kind of knife are you using?
You put the thermometer and check that you're "right where you wanna be". What temperature is that??
What’s the
App called? Not sure if I’m deaf cos I didn’t hear it lol
you said to sear at 450 for 15 minutes then drop to 325 and "continue cooking the rest of the way" - how many minutes at 325 is "the rest of the way"?
For the 3 lb roast we used in this video:
Reduce heat to 325°F, roast for an additional 30 minutes until roast reaches an internal temperature of 125°F for medium rare doneness.
If you are using a different sized roast or want a different degree of doneness, use our our roasting timer in our app. It'll give you instructions for roasts of all kinds!
Cook it by internal temperature not minutes.
@@CertifiedAngusBeefTestKitchen butn@ 7:58 chef says medium doneness and the app is shown medium not medium rare?
@@CertifiedAngusBeefTestKitchen thanks...it would have been nice to mention that
Another app! Yay
Peppercorn, peppercorn peppercorn peppercorn peppercorn fettish
More Diana!
Great simple method. I Like the oven sear, instead of the pan sear why take the extra step. I have learned that as any of these roast rest, they will pick-up at least 15 to 20 degrees which will over cook your target internal temp. I keep the temp probe in while the meat rests, if it starts to exceed the target temp I will carve it up to stop the cooking process.
Les from Long Island why is no one suggesting a target temp?
325 degrees for how long)
How long is a piece of string
is it better to cut it before letting it rest?
Yummy
😋
What was the temp. of the roast when you took it out.
The knot for the wrap is called a "half-hitch"
2:37 turns out he is only a brown belt cooking chef ....soon he will master black belt cooking chef
How long at each temperature ?
So what temperature is the right were I wanna be, and is there a ballpark time it takes to get there?
We like medium rare which is 135 degrees. For this roast you can ballpark 45 minutes to an hour but don't forget that cook time depends on the size of the roast.
Try out our Roast Perfect app that calculates all of this for you! Our roasting timer feature walks you through any beef roast of any size.
Link: www.certifiedangusbeef.com/RoastPerfect.aspx
You can find other degrees of doneness here: www.certifiedangusbeef.com/kitchen/doneness.php#roasting
Certified Angus Beef brand awesome thank you. I think I would try this before the rib roast.
Let us know how it goes! Both roasts are amazing.
I wish you have the sous vide recipe version of this. This looks great!
Did this 5 mins ago thx
Once you see it, there's no going back.
could not figure out how long the chef cooked the tenderloin at 250F?
We have a roasting timer to help with that! You tell our app what size roast you have and what degree of doneness you want. The app will give you the cook times.
www.certifiedangusbeef.com/kitchen/roast_perfect.php
Certified Angus Beef brand Kitchen thanks
You never mention the inside meat temperature
So, I don’t see or hear any finish temps:
Rare at an internal temperature of 125°F, medium-rare at 135°F, medium at 145°F, medium-well at 155°F, and well-done at 165°F
I am picky with tenderloin I'll only eat choice if I absolutely have to but I prefer prime I won't even give select to my dog
Our brand is upper 2/3 choice so you know you'll get that great flavor and consistency. We also have prime as well!
Pepper corn
Great video, but why use a tenderloin of over 4lbs to make the shots when talking of a joint of 3 lbs.
I have tried to download this app on my iPad, MacBook, and iPhone with no success. Please provide more details for many of us who cannot download the app.
I don't speak English but now I know how to pronounce peppercorns
Glad we could help, Martin! Thanks for sharing.
Not going to use any red pepper or smoke salt s I am not a fan of the spicey or smoke flavored meats. But do like the point to point fast insturctions and I will do salt pepper and garlic with a horseradish. Like the time break down and the rubbing the oil tips.
Can this dude say peppercorn a few more times?
Dutch oven beef tenderloin
Good thing he wears a helmet in a food lab
Never said how long to cook at 325°? A
MIKE CROWTHER , according to his app, it looks like he started with a suggested time of 15 minutes, but that must have been stage 1 of a number of cook times.
Check out the app he mentioned.
I was hungry an hour ago
Whoever that girl is, she doesn't know meat. The tenderloin does not have much marbling. It is tender because of it's in a place that doesn't get much exercise, right next to the strip. But not much marbling, and not too much flavor. That's why it's usually done with a sauce, cognac sauce, steak au poivre, etc.
You're right tenderloin doesn't have that much marbling. However by using the Certified Angus Beef brand the marbling increases and that in turn increases the tender, juicy flavor of each cut of beef.
Nice try, but if you're Angus Beef, you're choice, not prime. Either way, the filet does not have marbling. It's good on it's own, without fat marbling, as tender as it is.
well how long do you cook it in total? u said we’ll cook it for 15 min and when the timer is done we will cook it for the remaining time which is? lol
The idea of overpowering a dish with spices and seasoning is something we Asians can never understand.
sorry, but this video is lacking the internal temperature of the meat when done. What kind of chef tells you how to cook something without telling you the internal meat temp. Ouch!!!!
It DID. I thought the same thing at first. He showed the meat app’s temp guide on the side of the screen while he was pulling it out of the oven.
135 for medium rare. Common sense
You look like younger Louis C.K.
FYI..."Certified Angus Beef" is a brand...NOT a certification or grade.
smoked salt and pink pepper corn, green pepper corn, that made me feel spooo poor.
Americans always want to "go ahead" and do this that or the other. Bloody annoying terminology... Having said that the fillet looked pretty good...
Hah thanks for the feedback
Your fault for not being bloody American.
@@masacardenas 🤣😂🤣
step by step instructions eh....you might want to tell us how long you cooked it.
Chateaubriand
Angus is NOT an FDA rating foe beef. Prime, Choice and Select. Prime being the best. All could be from an Angus. Poor info!!!!
Correct! Angus is a breed of cattle. Our brand helps farmers and ranchers earn more for raising high quality Angus cattle.
Whatever you do, don't tell ANYONE what the internal temp you were cooking to was! Just keep it a secret....
That was our plan the whole time! The suspense is the best part right?
We typically go for medium-rare or 131 degrees.
Macgruber
😂😂🎯🎯🎯
He did not say how long to cook once he reduced the heat. I'm lost.
This will depend on your desired degree of doneness and the weight of the roast. Try the app out for best results!
www.certifiedangusbeef.com/kitchen/roast_perfect.php
"The tenderloin is tender"
Ah yes the grass here is green 🧐
What is marbeling? Surprised thats all you wanted to know from the beef lady. I had a quick few follow up questions that would surely strengthen her argument.
Please do take your time to get to the point.
It is very annoying to watch the video thru without being told how long to cook it.
Length of cook time is dependent on what type of doneness you are going for.
Shouldve ate on cam
Show!