Lobster Stuffed Filet Mignon Steak with Whiskey Peppercorn Sauce

**Searing Up a Steak to Perfection**

We're going to sauté up some minced onion, some minced green onion, minced garlic, and some minced celery about 2 tablespoons each. We just want to cook it down for a minute or two. Now, here I have some breadcrumb and we're going to put a few tablespoons in there just to bind it up. This is optional, maybe a teaspoon or so of your favorite hot sauce, add a little bit of water, give it a stir. All right, just about ready now.

The next thing we're going to do is make the whiskey peppercorn sauce. We're going to start with about a cup of beef broth to that I'm going to add about two tablespoons of coarse fresh ground black pepper corn, little pinch of salt, and we've been reducing it just a little bit now. I've got a cup of heavy cream, oh yeah, give it a good stir. And here's the magic – you want at least a shot of your favorite whiskey. What we want to do is reduce this down a little bit more all right, starting to get nice and thick. Pull it off the grill, all right now.

**Preparing the Fillets**

Let's prepare the filet Mignon I'm going to do that first by taking some of this meat out of this lobster tail here. Now you can buy your Lobster meat in a can if you don't like lobster; you can use some crab, whatever your favorite Seafood is. We're going to chop this tail up in a fairly large chunks just like that. Now if you prefer, you could have used the claw meat on that lobster tail meat works real good all right now we want to do that these fillets – we're going to make a pocket in each one of them. You know how to do that; it's just like that.

**Assembling the Fillet**

We're going to add these chunks of Lobster right back to this stuffing mix, warm it up just a little bit and to each one of these fillets we're going to add a couple tablespoons full. And this is where the smoked bacon comes in – it's partially cooked; we're going to use it as a wrapper. This is going to help keep that stuffing in this fillet. Depending upon what size fillets you get, you may only need one piece of bacon to wrap but since these are 13-14 oz you're going to need a couple slices of bacon. Then you use a couple wood toothpicks to secure it to the fillet. Okay, take that off; that'll be for the dog again just take a couple slices of bacon – couple toothpicks easy enough all right well it looks good enough to eat already.

**Searing and Finishing the Fillets**

Well, it looks like we've got our filets stuffed now we want to do is sear both sides just a minute or two. You know all about that; yeah you smell that – it smells good all right few minutes has gone by, we've seared both sides and now we're going to put them opposite the hot coals indirect. We got a little meat for the dog now we're going to finish making the whiskey peppercorn sauce I'm going to uh deglaze this pan a little bit – a little bit more oil maybe another shot of whiskey, and now I'm going to add some about a tablespoon of shallots, and about a cup full of pamini mushrooms; thin slice oh yeah baby yeah those steaks are still rare on the inside all right saate enough now we're going to take that cream peppercorn sauce and we're going to add it – give it a good stir. It's going to thicken up real nice man, I'm telling you your mama or your girly is going to love this recipe.

**Finishing Touches**

Now one last ingredient we're going to add to this sauce; it's about a tablespoon of your favorite Dijon mustard put the cover on cuz we're still cooking those full blaze and sauce getting nice and thick. We'll pull it off the direct heat now – we want to test for doneness, there still real rare on the inside be a few more minutes all right I'd say it's time to eat pH take a look at that oh baby now you want to serve up your uh fillets medium rare; I mean you're paying good money for top of line steak that's the only way to serve. We're going to take that whiskey peppercorn sauce pour it all over these fillets – oh yeah, a good steak is never complete without a little pad.