Balsamic Tenderloins with Peperonata
A Flavor-Packed Italian Tapas Adventure! Welcome! Today we’re sharing one of our favorite summertime tapas, “Bistecche al Balsamico con Peperonata” – a fancy name for Balsamic Tenderloins with Peperonata that’s sure to make your taste buds go yum. This dish came about when we were preparing a whole beef tenderloin for filet mignons. If you’ve ever worked with a whole tenderloin, you’ll know it tapers from top to bottom in size. Using the thinner, or tail portions, of the tenderloin provides the perfect sized medallions for this dish. Since it’s summer right now, and most of our meals are small, quick, and easy, we were looking for the perfect combination of grilled beef and summer vegetables, and voilà, beef tenderloin, balsamic glaze. and peperonata came to mind. Peperonata is an Italian classic, hailing from southern Italy. It’s a delicious combination of red bell peppers (sometimes orange and yellow peppers also), onions, and tomatoes, cooked down until sweet and savory...