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Delicious Classic Steak Diane Recipe + Creamy Cognac Sauce
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I just made this… and holy sh** is this great! My Steaks where perfect medium and the sauce blew my mind! Thanks for this recipe! Greetings from Germany!
Excellent recipe. It’s very delicious. Plus, the sauce remaining can be used to cook some pasta as side, which matches with the beef well.
Excited to make
What an excellent recipe chef. When I worked as the grill cook at a little steakhouse/bar in Montana when I was in college, I would save and use the trimmings from steaks that we cut throughout the week as the base to make a quarter pan of Diane sauce for a Sunday special and use grilled flat iron steaks for the protein. I was the first cook to make Steak Diane there and the place had been open for 70+ years. Sold out the special every Sunday!
Jesus Christ is coming soon.
Love God above all 💕
Thank you♥️ we really need a cookbook you should do one📚📚📚
Looks delicious thanks for sharing. What cognac sauce did you use?
Cooked today, I used Jack Daniels, result was delicious and amazing. You just got another subscriber. Thank you Chef Billy
I made this tonight for my wife and I and it was DELICIOUS!!! Thank you for sharing!
I'm pushing 50. It upsets me when people refer to the 20th century as "the 1900s."
Inspires me to try new things daily
Just made this with some fillet, BEAUTIFUL !
My husband and I made this tonight! Delicious!!
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Thank you for another great recipe, chef Billy! More classics please.
You are the best
So, I’m late to the Steak Diane party but what garlic press do you use? The entire recipe looks delicious and we will make it soon but the garlic press is much better than what we have.
Love this recipe thank you God Bless 🙏
Thank you!! Chef Parisi 🙏
This is the only guy that adds the onion/shallots and garlic later I do the same thing everybody murders the onion and garlic in every recipe I watch, thanks for the great tips
Mid 1900s is that 1905 or 1950s 😁
I just love this guy. He's patient and has that chef swag 😎
I make this from time to time, the key obviously is the sear. Great video. You're a very likable YouTuber. I wish ya success. Subbed fwiw.