
There’s something wonderfully theatrical about slicing into this dish and revealing the whole boiled egg hidden inside the turkey steak, it always gets a reaction at the table. The key is asking your butcher for really thin slices of turkey so they wrap easily around the egg without tearing, and securing the ends well with toothpicks so nothing escapes during cooking. Simmering the stuffed steaks gently in a simple tomato sauce keeps the meat tender and lets the flavours mingle beautifully. Serve it sliced in half so the egg is on full display, with plenty of white rice to soak up the sauce.
Place the turkey steaks (ask the butcher to cut them very thinly and make sure they are large enough to wrap around the eggs) in a bowl to marinate in white wine, salt and pepper. As these gain flavour, place two eggs in a pot with boiling water.
Meanwhile chop the onion and place it in a pot with a drizzle of olive oil to brown, when it gets a nice colour add the tomato cut into small pieces without skin, a cube of tomato paste and 2 bay leaves.
When the eggs are cooked, remove the shell carefully and place them in the center of the turkey steaks. Carefully roll the steak around the egg and use multiple toothpicks to secure the ends of the steak in place so that it will not come apart when cooking.
Place the steaks in the pot with the tomato sauce add some white wine and let it cook for a few minutes until the steaks are nicely cooked, add salt if necessary.
When the meat is well cooked remove it from pan and gently slide out the toothpicks. Cut the steaks in half in order to make the egg visible and serve with white rice and the tomato sauce.
cadeaux blog · May 4, 2012
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Cook Goods · May 6, 2012
Thanks for your comment. We hope you enjoy the recipe!