Steak Diane

Time

prep 0:30       total 0:30

Yield

4 servings

Ingredients

Ingredients

4 red peppers, julienned
4 green peppers, julienned
2 md. onions, julienned
1 lb. mushrooms, sliced
4 fl. oz. brandy
1/4 cup olive oil
2 tbsp. Dijon mustard
1/4 cup beef stock
4 (10 oz. each) sirloin steaks
2 tsp. garlic, minced
2 cups heavy cream
Salt and pepper, to taste

Instructions

Season the steaks with salt and pepper. Heat olive oil in a large pan and brown off the steaks on both sides until medium rare. Remove the steaks and keep warm. Add the peppers, onion, mushrooms and garlic and saute but do not over cook. Deglaze the pan with the brandy. Add beef stock, heavy cream and dijon mustard. Let the sauce reduce until it thickens a little and add some chopped chives to finish. Pour the sauce over the warm steaks.

Author's Comments

This is also very good on chicken, seafood and even on burgers. Just change the stock for what you are making it for.

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7 Recipe Reviews

Mary Karagianni

Mary Karagianni reviewed Steak Diane on July 9, 2003

I made it with pork tenderloin and it was great!
Rod McCarthy

Rod McCarthy reviewed Steak Diane on February 8, 2004

Any time that I see one of Mr. Hansen's recipes here on food geeks I try to make it. This Steak Diane is very good. My wife and I have had it before but this is the best so far.
Janice Bell

Janice Bell reviewed Steak Diane on February 10, 2004

This is the first time that I have submitted a comment to foodgeeks.
I made this Steak Diane last year for my husband for Valetine's Day. He liked is so much that he asked me to make it again this year. It was very good and fast to make. Some recipes just take too long and I don't think worth it in the long run.
Mike Fisher

Mike Fisher reviewed Steak Diane on February 26, 2004

When I made this for Valentines day, my wife was so happy. She said "This is even better than restraunt steaks." I thought the same way.
anita o'grady

anita o'grady reviewed Steak Diane on May 26, 2004

I make steak diane in 15 minutes. I use strips of fillet steak, finley chopped onions,finley chopped mushrooms,dried oregano, cracked steak pepper,course sea salt, and the best parts are: dry white wine and fresh double cream. Just fry all the above except last two, for 5 minutes, then add wine, cook for 10 minutes, add cream last, bring it to simmer and serve, with broken french baguette. ABSOLUTLEY FANTASTIC.
zeny

zeny reviewed Steak Diane on August 2, 2004

i invited friends over for dinner and wanted to prepare something easy and yummy so i decided to try your recipe. well, my guests so impressed that they actually asked for the recipe. it was really delicious and easy to make!
ryansnyder

ryansnyder reviewed Steak Diane on February 15, 2000

I made this recipe as the main course for Valentine's Day. It was a hit!!! I loved it! It was definitely restaurant quality -- something I'd gladly pay $25-$30 for.