A staple of classic French cuisine, tournedos Rossini is a dish created in honor of the legendary composer (and noted gourmand) Gioacchino Rossini. The original recipe is rich, elegant, and uses only the finest ingredients available: 2 pieces of beef tenderloin (aka filet mignon) placed on round slices of toasted sourdough bread, generously garnished with briefly sautéed foie gras and slices of black Périgord truffle.
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"After a slab of excellent homemade terrine, we tried the often-abused tournedos Rossini. Here, the fresh truffles and slice of foie gras on a tender fillet might have found favour with the great musician, whose incitement to an impatient chef to ‘tournez le dos’ if he did not want advice gave a name to this star dish."
"Big fan of the Rossini tournedos, I had to taste theirs. Regarding the tournedos Rossini. Really very good, nice presentation, we're staying on classic, but excellent."