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If you have some glorious drippings in the bottom of the pan that are begging for a good use, gravy is the way to go. Long and thin carving knives with straight or slightly scalloped edges are designed to slice meat effortlessly, but they are only worth the investment if you’re using them often.
This results in perfectly cooked, tender beef, evenly pink the whole way through. A lot of people swear by roasting the beed hot and fast, but I find this tends to make the meat tough, rather than perfectly tender.To impress a true food-lover, your best bet is a hearty-yet-deluxe rib of beef - it’s full of flavour and stays juicy as it’s a bone-in joint and has a good dose of fat marbling through it. Make sure you have the right amount To reheat, transfer the roast to the fridge and let it thaw slowly. This may take 1-2 days depending on how much you have leftover. Once the roast has thawed, reheat using the instructions detailed in the section above. Other Delicious Beef Recipes To Try I love a roast on the weekend! There’s nothing better than the aroma of a big roast slowing cooking in the oven to draw the family to the table with rumbling stomachs. Below are some of my most popular roast recipes:
It’s all about going for the best you can afford. After all, you get what you pay for in the flavour stakes. Choose the right joint People who like well-done meat can have slices off the ends, whereas those who prefer it pinker get the pieces from the middle. Any leftovers can be sliced and chilled for cold cuts or a salad the next day.If there is one national dish of England, it has to be roast beef. Served perfectly pink, with a big pot of gravy, vegetables and light and puffy Yorkshire puddings, it is a meal fit for a king. Of course, it can go horribly wrong, as there is nothing worse than tough overcooked grey meat, or a roast that is seared on the outside and still raw in the middle, so it’s good to have a fool-proof technique at the ready. The secret to perfect Slow Roast beef Do you cook a Sunday roast in your house? Or only for special occasions? Let me know in the comments below! xJ