1 | Rise and dry 200 g beet tops. |  |
2 | Heat 4 tablespoons olive oil in a large saucepan on high heat, then add the leaves. |  |
3 | Stir gently until wilted. |  |
4 | Add 200 g mushroom duxelles and mix well. |  |
5 | Add 250 ml liquid cream, salt, pepper and mix well.
Bring to the boil, then turn the heat right down and leave uncovered to thicken gently. |  |
6 | Fry 4 steaks of beef tenderloin in 2 tablespoons olive oil with a large sprig of rosemary (see these tips). |  |
7 | Serve one steak per person plated up (on heated plates), with the creamed beetroot tops and mushrooms on the side. |  |
You can use any vegetable tops that would otherwise go to waste, but beetroot leaves have an amazing flavour, similar to spinach, so I encourage you to try them.