In under 4 minutes watch and learn how to prepare a gourmet meal consisting of Beef Bottom Roast or Tri-Tip or Filet Mignon rolled with Prosciutto, Fresh Basil, Creamy Goat Cheese and a mixture of Red Onions, Shallots, Parsley and minced garlic.
Born just outside of Detroit in Southfield, Michigan, Scott found early refuge in the food service business. On his own as a very young teen, he felt the hard knocks sooner than most. His first job as a soda jerk progressed quickly into sandwiches ice cream and desserts, and by 18, he was running a small kitchen in an Italian
restaurant. The restaurants more diverse menu inspired a desire to increase his knowledge of cooking, so he moved on to spend the next several years learning global techniques and preparations ranging from Sushi to Italian.
Cooking soon became more than a satisfactory way to earn a living; Scott realized a creative passion; a way to extend his artistic nature into immediate satisfaction for both himself and those who enjoyed his food. Today, his meticulous preparation is evident in every dish. He is charming and diverse, and his exuberant and comfortable style has invited many opportunities to work with notable celebrity clients such as Will Smith, Mary J Blige, Greg Daniels, Katey Sagal, Jimmy Kimmel, and Carlos Mencia. He has also been seen as a guest chef-host on two Los Angeles based cooking shows and his creative presence also earns him time on film and radio.
His most recent challenge and accomplishment was being contracted to design and instruct a weekly culinary program for 300 children, ages 9-17.
Scotts personal specialties are Japanese, Mediterranean and Italian fare; with a strong flare in sauces and soups.
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August 8th, 2008 at 8:39 pm
Dude! Love your …
Dude! Love your style… I will try this today as I have visitors coming for dinner…
Thank you and wish me luck…
SEKTOR
September 16th, 2008 at 6:54 pm
Hey SEKTOR!!
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Hey SEKTOR!!
Thank you so much for your interest in my video and recipe. I hope you had a good experience preparing the recipe. Please let me know how it came out, if you had any bumps in the road. If I can help any just ask!!
Thanks Again for your support!
Chef Scott Aaronson
October 23rd, 2008 at 12:41 am
this is not filet …
this is not filet mignon but it looks great and I need to try it soon. Is there maybe a special type of pan that you need?
October 23rd, 2008 at 6:24 pm
You are right, I am …
You are right, I am not using a Filet in the video. I am using Beef Bottom, also referred to as Tri-Tip on the west coast. A Filet tenderloin would be best because it’s the most tender, Tri Tip is a great substitute,a less expensive alternative, which can cost upwards of $75-100 when purchasing Prime Cuts. In regard to the type of pan, heavy bottom, can be Teflon or not, for best results use a cast iron pan to get real nice sear marks.
Hope this helps!!
Chef Scott Aaronson