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Beef Wellington with Roasted Potatoes and Wilted Greens

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Beef Wellington with Roasted Potatoes and Wilted GreensAdam Goldberg

When blogger Adam Goldberg wanted to learn to make beef wellington at home, he turned to chef and cookbook author Tyler Florence's recipe for a guide to making this classic centerpiece dish stunner.

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