Tagliata di manzo: Perfectly Carved Beef from the BBQ
Tagliata di manzo, a classic when it comes to Italian cuisine. If you literally translate it into Dutch; sliced beef. The words say it all. Nevertheless, this Tuscan regional dish is popular worldwide.
Tagliata di Manzo from the BBQ
Italian grilled and sliced diamond tenderloin from the barbecue
Equipment
- Kamado or other BBQ
- Charcoal
- Cheese slicer or peeler
- Aluminium foil
- Core temperature meter
Ingredients
- 600 gram diamond hare Jew bunny
- 250 gram Cherry tomatoes
- couple leaves fresh basil
- 85 gram arugula
- 100 gram Parmesan cheese very piece
- balsamic cream
- olive oil
- pepper and salt
Instructions
Preparation
- Prepare the kamado or BBQ for direct grilling at approximately 250 degrees.
- Grate the Parmesan cheese with a cheese grater or peeler so that you get nice thin slices.
- Sprinkle the diamond tenderloin with a little olive oil, salt and pepper.
- Do the same with the cherry tomatoes in a separate bowl.
Grilling the meat and tomatoes
- Grill the meat on both sides for between 2 and 3 minutes. (measure the temperature with the core temperature meter, the core must be 52 degrees for medium cooking)
- Wrap the diamond tenderloin in aluminum foil and let it rest for about 5 minutes.
- In the meantime, grill the tomatoes briefly on the grill. Keep moving the tomatoes and remove them before they become too soft.
- Place the tomatoes in a bowl, pick the fresh basil and mix it with the tomatoes.
Presentation of the dish
- Place the cherry tomatoes with the basil playfully in the middle of the plate.
- Cut the diamond fillet in the short way, into slices of about 1 centimeter, and place them on the tomatoes
- Garnish the dish by placing some arugula and Parmesan cheese on the meat.
- Finally, drizzle it with the balsamic cream by making stripes or circles over the entire dish.