Galician Whole Beef Fillet 2.7Kg Reviews

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WHAT IS GALICIAN BEEF? At Basco, we only source the highest quality beef from Galicia in the Northwest of Spain. Our Galician beef fillet comes from retired dairy cows between 8 and 12 years old. This type of ageing allows more natural grass-fed marbling of the beef so that its comparable to the marbling of genetically optimised grain-fed US, Japanese and generic Wagyu beef. These older cows are chubbier animals, have a higher percentage fat content and as such have more marbling, giving the fillet a distinct and unique flavour. All our galician fillets are dry-aged for a minimum of 7 days. WHAT IS GALICIAN FILLET? Also known as Filet Mignon, Tenderloin, and the Eye Fillet, this is the most sought-after Galician beef cut, prized for its tender quality. Our Whole Galician fillet is lean, mean, and amazingly tender which will melt in the mouth. Low in fat, but rich in flavour when cooked, this is a Rolls Royce of Galician beef, that can be enjoyed by either cooking it as steaks or roasting as a whole piece. HOW TO COOK A GALICIAN FILLET? The perfect way to cook and serve a Galician Fillet Steak is to bring the fillet to room temperature-for at least 6 hours. Cut the fillet steak into 3-inch thick medallions and salt both sides of the steak with some rock salt 30 minutes before cooking. Cook the steak on charcoal barcecue for 4 minutes on each side, allow to rest for 2 minutes in a warm place. To serve the steak, slice thinly accross, season with salt flakes and serve on a warm plate or platter. HOW WILL I RECEIVE MY GALICIAN FILLET? You will receive one Fresh whole Galician fillet vac pac delivered on ice pads. PLEASE NOTE THAT WEIGHTS CAN VARY FROM FILLET TO FILLET SO EXPECT A SLIGHT VARIATION ON THE WEIGHT OF YOUR GALICIAN STEAK.

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Posted 3 years ago
Thus far this Beef Fillet joint has been butchered at home, sub-divided into medallions, chateaubriand, roasting joints and ‘goujons’ that will form the centrepiece of a Chinese stir fry. We have lightly fried some of the goujons for a Steak & Eggs breakfast. What a delight. Tender, bursting with flavour and so lean. We have at least five meals between the two of us for one sensibly priced purchase.
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Posted 3 years ago
Sarah Laughton
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Oh my word - what a lovely piece of beef! Well worth the price - what a treat!
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Mr Craig I Taylor
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the beef is a fantastic cut and well worth every penny, i used 1kg of mine to make a beef wellington and still had plenty of steak etc will definitely be buying again
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Posted 3 years ago
Felipe Perez
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I have been an extremely happy Basco customer in the past, but sadly not his time. When this expensive piece of meat arrived, it was only half a day before it’s preferred-consumption/best-before date. Just like another expensive piece of meat from the same order. I emailed Basco about this at the weekend — with regards to compensation — not had a reply as of today (Tuesday) I realise the meat had been reduced and was part of an 'Offer' but they did not state online that it was so very close to its best-before/preferred consumption date. I think it would be really useful for customers if Basco — on their webpages — included details of a batch of meat's best-before and use-by dates.
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Posted 3 years ago
Just shy of 2.5kg, delivered quickly and efficiently This is a magnificent piece of meat. The marbling adding so much flavour and moisture to a piece of meat so tender and delicious. Portioned up we got 6 MASSIVE steaks (we don't to stingy portions in our house) the tail which will be used for stroganoff or tartare and the chateaubriand which will be having a date with the BBQ soon I will be reordering this often
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Posted 3 years ago
Jonathan Leafe
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Got this monster sized fillet from Basco. I love the marbling and just from looking at you can see the quality. I lived in Spain for 4 years so already appreciate the quality of Spanish meat which is from older cows rather than the younger meat we have in the UK. I portioned it into 7 double steaks. Pan fry it and the. A few minutes in the oven to bring it up to rare. Taking thin slices smothered in melted blue cheese. Delicious.
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