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The peak of French culinary opulence: a thick, perfectly seared beef tenderloin medallion crowned with a sumptuous slice of pan-fried foie gras, resting on a glossy, rich Madeira wine reduction.
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The peak of French culinary opulence: a thick, perfectly seared beef tenderloin medallion crowned with a sumptuous slice of pan-fried foie gras, resting on a glossy, rich Madeira wine reduction.
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