*  Exported from  MasterCook II  *

                 Beefsteak En Roquefort En Champignons

Recipe By     : Chef:  Point of View Restaurant
Serving Size  : 1    Preparation Time :0:30
Categories    : Beef                             Entree
               To Post

 Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method
--------  ------------  --------------------------------
                       --The Beefsteaks--
  5      16 Oz         Porterhouse Or T-Bone Steaks -- <<OR>>
  7      12 Oz.        Delmonicos Or N.Y. Strip Steaks -- <<OR>>
 10      8 Oz          Fillet Mignon

                       --The Marinade--
  1      Pint          Sour Cream With Chives
  1      Pint          Mayonnaise
    1/4  Cup           Red Wine
    3/4  Cup           Buttermilk
    1/4  Pound         Roquefort Cheese
  1      Tablespoon    Worcestershire Sauce
  1      Tablespoon    Lemon Juice
  1      Teaspoon      Vinegar
    1/4  Teaspoon      Celery Salt
    1/4  Teaspoon      Garlic Salt
    1/4  Teaspoon      Onion Salt
                       Drops Of Tabasco Sauce -- to taste
                       Salt And Pepper -- to taste

Mix ingedients in order listed.  In a suitable pan, (13x9x2-1/2 loaf
pan is adquate) arrange a layer of steaks; pour over half the marinade.
Arrange a second layer of steaks and add the remaining marinade.  Cover
and let stand in the refrigerator 4 to 24 hours.  Remove the steaks from
the marinade, while being careful to keep as much of the mixture
clinging to the steaks as possible, and grill to desired doneness over a
hot charcoal fire.

FOR THE MUSHROOMS:
1 pound fresh mushrooms
1 stick of butter

Wash and clean mushrooms.  Split lengthwise and saute in butter until
just tender.  Serve over steaks.

Point of View Restaurant

Source:  "Mountain Measures"
  of the Junior League of Charleston, WV.  ed. 1974

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NOTES: Overlooking historic Blennerhassett Island in the Ohio River at
Parkersburg, WV, is the Poin of View Restaurant where the diner delights
in succulent steaks and other prime cuts.