When left whole, the tenderloin is known as a fillet or a "Chateaubriand". When sliced, it forms various steaks. Those toward the loin end of the piece, when cut into slices one to two inches thick, are known as filets, or filet mignon. Other portions of the tenderloin, when cut into steaks, are typically called tenderloin steaks, not filets. Since
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