MasterChef finalist 2021 Mike Tomkins shares his favourite, ultimate beef wellington recipe. Layers of bresola, spinach pancakes and mushroom duxelles mixed with duck liver pâté make this recipe extra special.The key to a wellington has nothing to do with timing, it’s all about temperature!

We’re really excited to be working with MasterChef finalist 2021 Mike Tomkins on bringing you some incredible recipes over the coming...

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Ensuring a beef wellington is perfectly cooked for your liking is pretty impossible without cooking by temperature, and it’s a tragedy to cut into it after all of your hard work and discover that it is over or under done. The temperatures for rare, medium and well done beef are 52°C, 60°C and 71°C, but the temperature of the beef continues to rise while it rests, so it’s best to cook it a little under the final temperature that you would like it

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