This recipe is very simple and very delicious also. I can prepare it, and I am a 14 year old boy! This recipe only takes a few minutes to prepare and only a bit longer in the broiler. This goes good with some mashed potatoes with butter and green beans with lemon squeezed on top. This is good, trust me!
Ingredients
- 2 (8 ounce) (1 inch thick) filet mignon steaks
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- ¼ teaspoon onion powder
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 2 tablespoons minced shallot
- 2 slices bacon
Directions
Step 1
Place oven rack in its highest position. Set oven to Broil.
Step 2
Rub steaks all over with olive oil. Sprinkle with onion powder, then with salt and pepper. Wrap one slice of bacon around each steak, and secure with a toothpick.
Step 3
Place steaks onto a broiler pan, and broil for 5 to 7 minutes. Turn the steaks over, and sprinkle the tops with shallots. Broil for an additional 5 to 7 minutes, or until the steaks are cooked to your liking.
Nutrition Facts (per serving)
Nutrition Facts | |
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Servings Per Recipe 2 | |
Calories 611 | |
% Daily Value * | |
Total Fat35g | 45% |
Saturated Fat12g | 58% |
Cholesterol196mg | 65% |
Sodium444mg | 19% |
Total Carbohydrate2g | 1% |
Dietary Fiber0g | 0% |
Total Sugars0g | |
Protein67g | |
Vitamin C1mg | 4% |
Calcium47mg | 4% |
Iron4mg | 24% |
Potassium905mg | 19% |
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
**Nutrient information is not available for all ingredients. Amount is based on available nutrient data.
(-) Information is not currently available for this nutrient.If you are following a medically restrictive diet, please consult your doctor or registered dietitian before preparing this recipe for personal consumption.
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- by: Melia Clark Nichols
- 17 years ago
We made these filets for dinner today and fixed Garlic Baked Potatoes as a side (also found on allrecipes.com). We grilled them instead of broiling them and they turned out great. One thing we didn?t like was the shallots. We thought they were a bit too strong and overpowering. Next time I will just saut? mushrooms and onions to serve with the filets. My husband also thought using butter instead of olive oil would be very good. Thanks for a great recipe.
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- by: Clairene Maryann Guerra
- 17 years ago
This was delicious. I followed the recipe to a T except that the supermaket was fresh out of shallots so I used green onion and it was fabulous. It didnt look as wonderful as it could of ONLY because I didnt have toothpicks to secure the bacon but I made the most of it by garnishing it with fresh parsley to give it color and served with a side of garlic baked asparagus on a bed of rice pilaf and it looked perfect “Like a restaurant” is what my husband said 🙂
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- by: SENDDEBEE
- 16 years ago
So, so simple and even my picky eater loved it!
And for anyone else trying this recipe… I didn’t use filet mignon, but a similar cut of meat and was out of onion powder and used garlic powder (my family likes garlic better anyway). My local grocery store didn’t have shallots. I used green onions. Sprinkled some of the onions on the meat, sauteed the rest of the stalks with mushrooms and added on top after taking out of the oven.This was so easy to do. Meat was tender, flavorful. I’ll use this recipe again!
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- by: Alison K
- 16 years ago
This recipe turned out fantastic and was so easy to make. I made it for my husband and teenage daughter and they both loved it. I put a little bit of minced garlic with it (1/8th tsp) and used sea salt from a grinder. The meat comes out a perfect medium at 6 minutes per side. I took a tablespoon of blue cheese per steak and put it on top to melt for the last 1 1/2 minutes. I will definitely be making this again!
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- by: Carissa Vanco Bywaters
- 16 years ago
If I could give this recipe more stars I would. This was the best steak ever. I made this for my husband and 3 kids and ended only getting 1 bite of my steak bc the kids were fighting for more. On top of that my husband ate 3 by himself. So, needless to say next time I will have to make about 10 for a family of 5 rather than 7. I did add some red pepper to my husbands and he said that the heat was perfect and to all the steaks I added garlic powder. I did crush a couple of garlic cloves and infused it over low heat to the evoo so it would have an extra layer of flavor. I will def make again.
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- by: Amanda Wells
- 16 years ago
I made this recipe for the second time and it was better this time… New tip = make sure you take your filet’s temperature to make sure it’s cooked to your liking …..
I cooked this for my boyfriend to celebrate yet another year together. Watch how long you cook this, otherwise 2 thumbs up! -
- by: Stevegarbage
- 15 years ago
I was wary about rubbing the steaks down in oil – and rightly so – the olive oil burnt up in the broiler and smoked up my entire apartment. And while my apartment now smells like steak when I walk in – it wasn’t worth having to throw open all my doors and windows for. Otherwise bacon and shallots were a good addition. Thankfully the oil didn’t burn the steaks and wreck the meal.
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- by: BECKYWAH
- 15 years ago
I just want to salute this young man for his expertise at such a tender age. You will have your own restaurant or cooking show some day, my friend. The steaks were marvelous. Don’t just do this as a hobby. Make it your life’s passion, as you seem to enjoy it so much. Remember this……make a living doing something you would do for nothing, and you will always be happy.
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- by: Terric511
- 15 years ago
This was the best recipe that I have had for fliets in a very long time… Great, simple easy and Delicious!!!! I think the Che’fs on TV now better watch out!!!! If you wish to you definately can have a promising Career as Chef!!! Thanks so much, my MORE THAN PICKY boy frind loves this and that is AMAZING!!!! Good Luck and keep them coming!!
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- by: Bibliobabe
- 15 years ago
I was really happy with this! Definitely let it rest for 1 hr prior to cooking. So easy! I did a separate mushroom shallot sauce w/ white wine instead of putting the shallots on top. One note: 5 mins on each side is quite rare, make sure to do more than 5 mins if you like yours better done!
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- by: Desarie Gonzales
- 15 years ago
I tried this recipe tonight, Filet Mignon was on sale, so I couldn’t pass up the deal – have never made it though! I followed the recipe with the exception of the shallots (kids and hubby not big fans) – came out perfect! My hubby and kids (7,6 and 2 years old) loved it! They said that mommy cooks better than any restaurant!! Very easy and quick. Only thing is that it is a bit messy in the oven, the meat and bacon popped grease everywhere. Thank goodness for self-cleaning ovens!!
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- by: Brooke
- 15 years ago
I wish I could give this more than 5 stars! I used top sirloin steaks because it’s what we had, but it still was the best steak I’ve ever made! I also used garlic powder instead of onion. I have a digital meat thermometer and cooked it until it was 145 degrees in the center for medium rare (our favorite). This is a great way to tell if the meat’s done without cutting into it. Even my picky 3 year old kept saying, “Thank you for making this!”
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- by: Tammy
- 14 years ago
I used this reciped for the 1st time and it was a hit with the whole family!! They loved it and can’t wait until ! make it again! Next time, they’d like me to make extra pieces of tenderloin for those who want seconds. Good recipe from the “Chef in the making!” What can you suggest next????????
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- by: Gary Dian Capen
- 14 years ago
I have used this recipe but in a modified version. Instead of broiling it I pan fried it in a hot cast iron skillet. I also made a wine sauce as a dipping sauce or pour it over the filets. Sauce 1 cup of Burgandy Wine (use a good quality wine) cook it down to a 1/4 cup turn off burner and whisk in 2 TBS of ice cold butter. Add a pinch of sea salt and serve with Filet.
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- by: Valerie Schubert
- 14 years ago
It’s a great recipie!! The steaks came out tender and very flavorful. Thank you! I didn’t use the onion powder because I didn’t have it, but it was so good! As for the reviewers who think they might use butter for this? The reason you shouldn’t is that oil has a much higher resistence to burning in high heat (close to the broiler) than olive oil does. If you really want butter on your meat then melt some after and pour it on. If you cook with it, the meat will tend to burn on the outside.
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- by: Ois?n ? Searc?id
- 14 years ago
This was simply delicious! However I wish I had timing for medium-well, as that’s how my wife prefers it. All the same, it turned out medium-rare and succulent. I substituted the onion powder with finely crushed garlic, and the shallots with onion slices and a knob of butter. The natural flavor of the filet mignon is subtly complemented by the other flavors. It’s simply delicious. Well done!
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- by: Maxmom06
- 14 years ago
I made these for Valentines dinner. I have tried cooking filets before and had bad luck. Who knew it was this easy. Followed recipe exactly except for shallots, and they were amazing! If after 14 min. cooking time, they don’t appear done, take them out! They are perfect! I did let them rest before we ate them. Great job little cook!
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- by: Mmmgood
- 14 years ago
YUM-O!!! Absolutely delicious and so very easy!!! This recipe is definitely a keeper. I used Durkee Grill Creations steak seasoning after coating filets in olive oil. Wrapped bacon around meat, secured with kabob stick and broiled on Low. So tasty. Husband LOVED it. Will be making again and again!
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- by: Faith Bishop
- 14 years ago
Incredibly easy for a new cook! I tried for the first time ever cooking this and It turned out wonder! I couldn’t believe how quickly it was done! I will say that I like mine well done so I needed to leave mine in longer but it’s all in how you like your meat cooked! Perfect for medium well people like my husband.
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