You know what they say: "Good things come in small packages." Mignon is French for "dainty," which is what these little steaks are. But they're big on taste, and so tender you can cut them with a fork. They come from the small end of the tenderloin, also called the short loin. We like to season them with a little sea salt and pepper before pan searing in butter and olive oil over high heat, three minutes per side for rare. Transfer to a warm platter and serve with your favorite veggie and risotto for your next special occasion.