Article: At Eli's, blue cheese sizzles on steaks

That hedonistic combination of beef - rare filet mignon or grill-marked hamburgers - and blue cheese hasn't vanished with an edict from the nutrition cops, but it has become a rarity.

Blue cheese and beef is more than reckless homicide, however.

It is the perfect match of salty, savory and sweet tastes. It matches the creamy texture of cheese to the firm, yet giving texture of the meat. It is simple but sophisticated, and it is uncommon.

But recently chef David Gotowka of Eli's the Place for Steaks, 215 E. Chicago, was challenged to rethink it. Marc Schulman, owner of Eli's, bought about seven pounds of Nauvoo Blue Cheese, made in Downstate Nauvoo by the cheese company of the same ...

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