Chateau Briand with Béarnaise Sauce
A tender 8 oz beef tenderloin cooked to your desired temperature, chopped with a silky bearnaise sauce and sauteed mushrooms, served with roasted potatoes and fresh asparagus.
For The Love of Food and Making Great Memories
A tender 8 oz beef tenderloin cooked to your desired temperature, chopped with a silky bearnaise sauce and sauteed mushrooms, served with roasted potatoes and fresh asparagus.
Love the deep soul flavor of your grandma’s Creole chicken? Love fresh? Here’s grandma’s Creole Chicken with a twist of freshness? Soul with fresh, or as I state it “fresh soul” it’s the new trend for those willing to try (yes my kids roll their eyes when I told them that joke as well.) However, once you try this you can send me a thank you card!
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