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re: Cut of Beef for Roast Beef Sandwiches?
Posted on 3/9/15 at 6:39 pm to Aubie Spr96
Posted on 3/9/15 at 6:39 pm to Aubie Spr96
An eye of round is ok but I prefer the top round or a steamship round which is both and what you would see at say a wedding or a brunch buffet. It has the rump cut off.
Roast on a rack to just medium rare then let cool. Use the drippings to start your au jus and add beef stock or beef base and a bit of water to finish the jus. Bring it to a boil and scrape the fond off the bottom and let it reduce until you like it. Whisk just a small bit of butter for a sheen and richness while still keeping it loose as a jus should be.
For flavor I like salt, pepper, bit of whole garlic and fresh thyme.
When ready slice the cooled roast very thin ( because if not it is tough) and drop into the au jus to just warm through. Put on a toasted roll and serve au jus on side. I like lettuce and tomatos on them.
Do the same as above with a pork loin and make pork french dip. Lamb as well.
Roast on a rack to just medium rare then let cool. Use the drippings to start your au jus and add beef stock or beef base and a bit of water to finish the jus. Bring it to a boil and scrape the fond off the bottom and let it reduce until you like it. Whisk just a small bit of butter for a sheen and richness while still keeping it loose as a jus should be.
For flavor I like salt, pepper, bit of whole garlic and fresh thyme.
When ready slice the cooled roast very thin ( because if not it is tough) and drop into the au jus to just warm through. Put on a toasted roll and serve au jus on side. I like lettuce and tomatos on them.
Do the same as above with a pork loin and make pork french dip. Lamb as well.
Posted on 3/9/15 at 7:15 pm to Martini
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An eye of round is ok but I prefer the top round or a steamship round
Always wanted to buy and roast a steamboat round. Not sure what I'd do with one (heck of a lot of beef), but I love the transition from seared to rare you get with each slice.
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