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added over 1 year agoIn the US chateaubriand typically refers to center-cut beef tenderloin. Make sure to remove any silverskin (if the butcher didn't already do it.) Cooking at 400º F (about 205º C) for 40 minutes should give you an internal temperature of about 52º C which is medium-rare.
It would be best to use a thermometer to judge how long to cook it and shoot for a range of 44º C and 52º C for rare to medium rare.
If you don't have a thermometer I'd suggest cooking for 30 to 35 minutes - it would be better to err on the side of rare for this cut of meat, especially if you don't want to hear "I told you so" from your Romanian friend.