I warn you! I'm a white belt!
I declared myself a 10th degree black belt in Shaolin Kung Fu yesterday as a matter of fact. Today I have to hold the celebration but may have to put off Beef Wellington for this one as I would be way behind in preparation. I`d have to have at least a week to further dry-age a Châteaubriand and cover it with Duxelles, finely chopped of course. As for the pâté, I`d have to find a nice smooth textured one and not the course country type that I have been eyeing for usage in the Orange Liver Terrine I plan to make one day. (who knows when I will get to it either). Then I`d have to make a sauce with Oxtails and a decent bottle of wine. (probably not too expensive as that is reserved for drinking).
Believe it or not I have a Beef Wellington Timeline as I really would consider this a culinary Tour de Force if I could pull it off. If I had to eat my last meal on earth, this would be it as it would actually buy me a few days extra time.

Wellington Timeline
2 to 3 Days Before Serving:
Dry-age the tenderloin. (This can be done 2 days before browning or 2 to 3 days before serving, depending on how long you intend to chill the browned tenderloin.)
Up to 2 Days Before Serving:
Make the stock base for the sauce.
Up to 1 Day Before Serving:
Make the duxelles.
Brown the dry-aged tenderloin.
Day of Serving:
Assemble and bake the Wellington.
While the Wellington Roasts and Rests:
Complete the sauce.