
Herbed Fillet of Beef with Tomato Madeira ConfitRoland Bello
You'll find this tenderloin a wonderful change of pace—since it's not seared before cooking, the tenderness extends all the way through the crust (and it's less work for the cook). A woodsy suggestion of rosemary on the meat's surface is underlined by the lusciously savory, almost jammy tomato confit.
Cooks' note:
Confit, without pan juices, can be made 3 days ahead and chilled, covered. Reheat and stir in pan juices from beef.