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Posted: 12/25/2023 3:45:17 PM EDT
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In the oven at 250. Olive oil rubbed, Kosher salt and garlic powder.
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Well, Saturday we had a party with 14 people and I made a 12 pound roast. Never did it this way before, but it worked amazing.
1. Got the roast two days ahead, salted, put on a rack in the fridge for 48 hours. 2. early morning, put the roast on the counter for about 6 hours, get it to room temp. 3. Pre-heat oven to 500 4. get a cheap reasonably thin cut of beef, sear it in the roasting pan on the stove. 5. add onions, carrots and herbs, whatever you like, I used fresh rosemary and thyme. 6. Pour in a few cups of chicken broth. 7. place the roasting rack over all of this, put the roast on top. 8. Cook at 500 degrees, 5 minutes per pound. Mine was 60 minutes. 9. Turn off the oven. Don't open it, ever. Let the roast sit there for 2 hours, exactly. 10. slice and serve. the ends were well done, which is good because we had a lot of folks who didn't want rare meat. The center and a few inches on either side are perfect rare. Something for everyone, and it was the best roast I've ever tasted. I bought it for $22 per pound from a local butcher shop. It was 12.3 pounds, $270+, and amazing. We had 3 slices and some chunks left over, perfectly sized for a party of 14. Today I'm making a much smaller roast just for me. It's noon and I haven't taken it out of the fridge yet. It's a prime boneless roast from Costco. I'm seriously considering cutting it into steaks, as most will be eating Turkey, lol! |
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They don't like it when you shoot at 'em. I worked that out myself.
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"Whisky for the gentlemen that like it. And for the gentlemen that don't like it - Whisky!" -Alec Guinness as MAJ (acting Colonel) Jock Sinclair, D.S.O., M.M. "Tunes of Glory"
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Chef Jean Pierre's method
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Don't be so open-minded that your brains fall out.
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Familiarity and prolonged exposure without incident leads to a loss of appreciation of risk.
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I have a before picture still in the package, never took an after photo for some reason?
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They don't like it when you shoot at 'em. I worked that out myself.
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Familiarity and prolonged exposure without incident leads to a loss of appreciation of risk.
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Originally Posted By Bklyn_Irish: 7.78lbs on the BGE at 350° Pulling at 120-125°https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/33069/1000009022_jpg-3070815.JPG View Quote Victory! Attached File |
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"Whisky for the gentlemen that like it. And for the gentlemen that don't like it - Whisky!" -Alec Guinness as MAJ (acting Colonel) Jock Sinclair, D.S.O., M.M. "Tunes of Glory"
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Familiarity and prolonged exposure without incident leads to a loss of appreciation of risk.
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I do 250 to temp and then sear. Brought to room temp and seasoned and what not.
I got burnt this year though, no pun intended. I went from 110° (almost time!) to well into the 120s in just a matter of minutes. I don’t know if it was a probe issue or what. But I had a nice medium finish. Not even medium rare. Medium. |
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Originally Posted By cowboy: I do 250 to temp and then sear. Brought to room temp and seasoned and what not. I got burnt this year though, no pun intended. I went from 110° (almost time!) to well into the 120s in just a matter of minutes. I don’t know if it was a probe issue or what. But I had a nice medium finish. Not even medium rare. Medium. View Quote Don’t feel bad, mine might have been too rare Attached File |
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Familiarity and prolonged exposure without incident leads to a loss of appreciation of risk.
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I may die tomorrow.
During my drunken stupor last night, I figured I'd be ahead of the game and set it out. Bot only was the package bulging by that time, but it was 77 degrees internal. Cooked at 509 for 37 minutes, rested two hours, perfect 125 and tasted great! If you don't ever see me again, I love all of you guys! |
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Grab it at the bottom!
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Originally Posted By raverill: Don’t feel bad, mine might have been too rare https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/421774/IMG_7133_jpeg-3071102.JPG View Quote Dang I can hear that one moo-ing. 13/10. Would eat. |
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