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To make the pommes Anna, peel the potatoes.
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With a 1-inch cylinder, punch out the middles of the potatoes.
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Reserve the rest of the potatoes for the puree.
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With a mandolin, slice thin potato circles.
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In a small egg pan, overlap the potatoes until a ring is formed.
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Repeat a second layer and add a film of oil.
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Cook till the edges brown.
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Carefully flip over to continue cooking until both sides are evenly cooked.
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For the potato puree, clean all the marrow out of the marrow bones and reserve.
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Place the potato scrap and garlic cloves in a salted pot of water and bring to a boil.
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When tender, rice the potatoes.
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While still very hot, add the raw bone marrow, butter, and cream.
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Season with salt to taste.
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For the sauce, brown the ground meat, add the mirepoix of chopped carrots, celery, and onions.
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Add red wine and reduce until its almost dry.
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Add the veal stock and reduce by half and reserve.
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Sear the steaks and cook to desired temperature.
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Boil the marrow bones for an hour and when cool, scrape all the remaining meat off the bones and reserve.
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To assemble, slice the steaks and divide them between plates.
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Saute the vegetables in butter and place randomly around each plate.
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Pipe the whipped potatoes in the cleaned marrow bones and top with a pommes Anna.
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Finish each plate with a drizzle of strained veal reduction.