Binging with Babish: Steak au Poivre from Archer

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Published 2019-02-12
This week, we're headed back to the Archer archives in search of a tasty dish to recreate, and I could find none better than steak au poivre - even if it was served sans 'poivre'. We won't make that mistake in the BwB kitchen, as we recreate this French classic with some modernized veggie sides.

Recipe: www.bingingwithbabish.com/recipes/steak-au-poivre

Music: "A Beautiful Life" by Broke for Free
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All Comments (21)
  • “To make the carrots interesting, I’m going to add a half cup of bourbon.” Adding enough bourbon can make anyone interesting.
  • @GotInterest
    “Freshly koshered kosher salt” ah had the rabbi over just this morning, then eh?
  • @G-Unit1111
    Lana: And you ordered two bottles of Glenngoolie Freaking Blue??? Archer: Two? I thought I ordered three!
  • @RedMageJoe
    Just wanted to let you know Babish that I made the side carrots and peas to go with your reverse-sear ribeye. Spent about an hour in the kitchen beyond the initial meat prep pre-skillet, and was running around and working up a sweat. But by god was it ever worth all the energy that went into it. Served myself and two other people and everyone agreed it was the finest meal they'd had at home in many years. I was in awe just how well the little touches to the carrots and peas could bring them alive flavorwise, and lighting carrots on fire was fun. Love your channel and love the instructions and flourish you give. Thank you for a decadent, 5-star meal, Babish!
  • @awesome1482
    How about a parks and rec episode with either: the meat tornado burrito, the swanson, a paunch burger, bens calzone, or toms snake?
  • @phaton89
    With all the flambé work you did in this episode one could say you were in....the danger zone...
  • @dmod3350
    “Archer May be an awful person but the guy knows how to eat” Archer: DAMN WELL TOO
  • @oldsoulthunder
    This is a really obscure request... I don't know if you've ever seen the Disney Channel Original Movie classic that is "Eddie's Million Dollar Cook-Off", but I have, more than I'd like to admit. I would absolutely LOVE to see your interpretation of the iconic "sauce". In the movie it's described thus: "like barbecue sauce, but better!") ... so it could be a cool way to talk about barbecue sauce styles (white, vinegar-based, etc.). I just can't imagine how you'd make it purple! Ube barbecue sauce maybe? I'll leave it to you.
  • @MoxieBeast
    So much peppercorn’s gotta put us in the dangerzone
  • “A whole sh*t-ton of butter” These are Babish official measurements.
  • @SanDukey
    The way I was taught to make this was to press the peppercorns into the steak before cooking, to get a pepper-crusted steak, then deglazing with cognac, then adding heavy cream. There should still be enough pepper in the fond to impart the flavor into the sauce
  • @Kskillz2
    Can you make noodle soup from Kung Fu Panda? Or the king size dumpling from that too
  • @Zelmel
    "Is not Good Eats" Holy shit, the Andrew Rea + Alton Brown collab NEEDS to happen.
  • @MelodicOak
    It's so awesome to hear that one of your culinary heroes is Alton Brown! What you made today was almost certainly Good Eats.
  • @kyledapom
    Legend has it the flavours where still getting to know each other till this day. Thanks for the likes homie quans