Steak Tartare at Home Is Easier Than You Think

With raw meat comes hesitation for the home cook -- yet it's one of the easier dishes to tackle in the kitchen!
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Steak tartare has become a classic restaurant dish, pairing raw steak with the acidic twinge of ingredients like Worcestershire sauce and capers. But with raw meat comes hesitation for the home cook - yet it's one of the easier dishes to tackle in the kitchen!

To make sure we're doing the best possible version, we turned to Iron Chef Marc Forgione at his steakhouse American Cut.

Forgione gives us his recipe but with a few twists to keep it interesting. He shows us the best kinds of meats for tartare and then shares the ingredients that will make the dish a perfect crowd-pleaser.

Watch the video above to see all of Forgione's tips on his steak tartare!

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