Steak tartare

Steak Tartare is meaty, delicious, and full of flavor. Considered a French delicacy, this minced beef tartare is highly revered by foodies and steak connoisseurs who like their steak raw.

A French classic, Steak Tartare is a raw preparation of beef that is common in French bistros, brasseries, and cafes. It's easy to make and requries no cooking.

Learn how to make the best steak tartare on the planet with our in-depth guide to the classic recipe.

There's a chef-driven steak tartare recipe, tuna tartare recipe, salmon tartare recipe, and beef tartare recipe here for you to take on the raw protein preparation at home. Food & Wine shares plant-based tartare, too, with beet and avocado variations.

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If you've ever wondered how to make Steak Tartare at home, this recipe is for you! This recipe is light, fresh, and classic with a couple of modern twists. This truly is the ultimate Steak Tartare recipe! It's packed with flavor and easier to make at home than you could imagine.

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Beef tartare can really be anything you want—that’s why it’s so amazing.

Beef Tartare 🥩❤️ for Episode 2 of my restaurant series where I cook dishes that I learned while working in the restaurant industry. Beef tartare is one of my favorite dishes of all time, and one of those that I am very excited to show how to make at home, with my twists of course!

Steak Tartare is one of my all-time favorite appetizers! It's completely safe to eat and can be on the table ready to impress your guests in 20 minutes. My version is inspired by classic French beef tartare: I like to use a high-quality NY Strip. Enjoy with crackers or crostini, and whatever you do, do not forget to stir in a fresh egg yolk! Gluten-free.