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My first attempt at a roast beef with pics!
Posted on 1/25/15 at 12:13 am
Posted on 1/25/15 at 12:13 am
This was my first try at cooking a roast beef and I'm rather proud of myself!
This was after I took it out of the fridge this evening. I covered it with very coarsely ground peppercorns and set it on a little rack in the pyrex dish overnight last night.
From here it went into the oven.
After the first 15 min, then I turned it over, put it back in for another 15 min.
After the next 15 min, I checked it with a meat thermometer and it was right where I wanted it, so I moved it to a plate where I loosely tented it with some aluminum foil.
I took the drippings that were left in the glass pyrex and poured them into this pan, added 3 cups of beef broth and a little cayenne. I heated it on med-high (also tossed in about a T of AP flour) and rendered that down to make a little gravy. I'm out of rice to pour it over so I made some good noodles instead.
This is the money shot. The ends were well done but still had some pink to them. The middle is a perfect medium rare.
I couldn't get over it. I wanted to cook it just under where medium rare turns to medium, in case others wanted to nuke it when they ate some.
Total cook time: 30 min + a 15 min tented rest for it.
This was after I took it out of the fridge this evening. I covered it with very coarsely ground peppercorns and set it on a little rack in the pyrex dish overnight last night.
From here it went into the oven.
After the first 15 min, then I turned it over, put it back in for another 15 min.
After the next 15 min, I checked it with a meat thermometer and it was right where I wanted it, so I moved it to a plate where I loosely tented it with some aluminum foil.
I took the drippings that were left in the glass pyrex and poured them into this pan, added 3 cups of beef broth and a little cayenne. I heated it on med-high (also tossed in about a T of AP flour) and rendered that down to make a little gravy. I'm out of rice to pour it over so I made some good noodles instead.
This is the money shot. The ends were well done but still had some pink to them. The middle is a perfect medium rare.
I couldn't get over it. I wanted to cook it just under where medium rare turns to medium, in case others wanted to nuke it when they ate some.
Total cook time: 30 min + a 15 min tented rest for it.
Posted on 1/25/15 at 12:25 am to la_birdman
How could that thing cook in 30 min?
Posted on 1/25/15 at 12:26 am to la_birdman
What cut of beef is that?
Posted on 1/25/15 at 12:32 am to Cosmo
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How could that thing cook in 30 min?
It did!
I don't use the regular oven that's in the stove. I have a convection oven that I use all the time. Takes some getting used to with the temperatures because it cooks much faster than a conventional oven.
I had to just keep an eye on it and check it with the meat thermometer.
Posted on 1/25/15 at 12:33 am to Layabout
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What cut of beef is that?
It's a 2.55 pound (before cooking) tri tip.
Posted on 1/25/15 at 12:46 am to la_birdman
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It's a 2.55 pound (before cooking) tri tip.
That's what I thought. Where do you get yours? The only place I've found them in Baton Rouge is at Trader Joe's.
Posted on 1/25/15 at 12:48 am to Layabout
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The only place I've found them in Baton Rouge is at Trader Joe's.
I wish we had a Trader Joe's or a Whole Foods here but I found this at the dreaded Walmart.
I checked at Albertsons and they didn't have it.
Posted on 1/25/15 at 12:50 am to la_birdman
Looks great!!!
Have you ever tried Sous Vide cooking?
I slow cook a Tri-tip for 6-8 hours in the Sous Vide @135 degrees then just prior to serving sear the outside on the grill.
Perfectly cooked edge to edge and unbelievably tender
Have you ever tried Sous Vide cooking?
I slow cook a Tri-tip for 6-8 hours in the Sous Vide @135 degrees then just prior to serving sear the outside on the grill.
Perfectly cooked edge to edge and unbelievably tender
This post was edited on 1/25/15 at 12:57 am
Posted on 1/25/15 at 1:21 am to Layabout
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Where do you get yours? The only place I've found them in Baton Rouge is at Trader Joe's.
I get them at Costco and saw them last week at Ralph's Supermarket for $3.99 lb
Posted on 1/25/15 at 3:33 am to la_birdman
Nicely done David. Looks great. I've yet to cook a tri tip, in fact I'm not sure that I've ever had one. Now that I've a smoker I'll be hitting up Whole Paycheck which always seems to have them. People here seem to always rave about tri tip.
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