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Jacksmommy
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Roast beef recipe
Anyone have a good one for an eye round I guess??? TIa
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Posted 12/20/10 8:53 PM  |
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JC621
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Re: Roast beef recipe
I don't really have a recipe.
I season the heck out of it with pepper and garlic, stick it in the oven fat side up at 350 and let it cook for about a half hour. Then I add half a bottle of beer to the bottom of the pan. After about another half hour, I add the rest of the bottle and let it continue cooking for about a half hour after that.
To make the gravy, I just make a roux of flour and water and stir it into the juices while the meat rests.
If you don't want to use beer, you can use wine or broth.
ETA: I usually make a 3.5ish lb roast, it comes out medium rare after about an hour and a half at 350.
Message edited 12/21/2010 11:01:18 AM.
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| Posted 12/21/10 10:59 AM |
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FelAndJon
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Re: Roast beef recipe
I posted my recipe on this previous thread . I get rave reviews every time I make it 
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| Posted 12/23/10 9:23 PM |
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Jacksmommy
My love muffin!
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Re: Roast beef recipe
Thanks. . . After searching this is what I was going to do!
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| Posted 12/24/10 6:47 AM |
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princess99
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Re: Roast beef recipe
Preheat oven to 350. Take roast out of wrapper, rinse it, pat dry, line pan w/ foil, put a little bit of oil on roast, rub it in, add some kosher salt, black pepper, garlic powder, onion power and some tiny pieces of onion on top. Stick in meat thermometer, add a little bit of water on bottom of pan, cover w/ foil -like a tent the first 30- 45 minutes depending on size of roast, then uncover it. Cook until done. the water on the bottom will catch the drippings and you can make gravy out of it in the end. HTH Enjoy!
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| Posted 12/24/10 9:53 AM |
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rojerono
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Re: Roast beef recipe
Posted by Jacksmommy
Thanks. . . After searching this is what I was going to do!
You won't be disappointed! I use her recipe all the time now!! It's perfect!
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| Posted 12/24/10 10:46 AM |
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BabyLove08
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Re: Roast beef recipe
Hi,
I am going to try your recipe tonight for the roastbeef:) However, what do you do to make the gravy?
Thanks,
Keri
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MrsS6510
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Re: Roast beef recipe
Posted by BabyLove08
Hi,
I am going to try your recipe tonight for the roastbeef:) However, what do you do to make the gravy?
Thanks,
Keri
I used that on Christmas and it was delicious. I coupled it with a red gravy that my great aunt used to make:
1 can tomatoes (liquified)
1 small bottle ketchup
4oz Worcestershire sauce
1 onion
1 green bell pepper
salt and pepper to taste
Sautee onion and pepper in a large pot with olive oil until tender. Add rest of the ingredients and cook for 1 hour (or more - the longer it cooks, the better it gets).
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| Posted 1/2/11 3:02 PM |
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rojerono
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Re: Roast beef recipe
Posted by BabyLove08
Hi,
I am going to try your recipe tonight for the roastbeef:) However, what do you do to make the gravy?
Thanks,
Keri
I use this method and create a basic brown beef gravy using the drippings, flour, gravy master, beef stock and a little s&p to taste.
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| Posted 1/2/11 3:27 PM |
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FelAndJon
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Re: Roast beef recipe
Posted by rojerono
Posted by BabyLove08
Hi,
I am going to try your recipe tonight for the roastbeef:) However, what do you do to make the gravy?
Thanks,
Keri
I use this method and create a basic brown beef gravy using the drippings, flour, gravy master, beef stock and a little s&p to taste.
Yup, this is how! 
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| Posted 1/2/11 5:03 PM |
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