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re: Anyone have a go to RB poboy recipe they use?
Posted on 10/20/16 at 12:52 pm to cbtullis
Posted on 10/20/16 at 12:52 pm to cbtullis
also done this for great roast beef poboys with debris:
3-4lb boneless beef shoulder roast
Season it however you like
Brown on all sides in a #12 black pot (cause that's my roast cooking pot)
Preheat oven to 250
Once roast is browned, add beef stock (cover 3/4 of the roast), baby carrots, & quartered onions
Cover & put in oven for 3-4 hrs, check liquid every 1.5 hours, you probably won't need to add any liquid
Take roast out & let set in a deep dish
Put pot on stove, scrape all of that goodness & boil gravy down to the consistency you like. Some people may take out the veggies & purée & add back to gravy, I don't bother because after they've been cooked that long, with enough stirring they break down
Shred roast
I like to sauté some red & yellow peppers in a little of the gravy to add to the sandwich
Slice French bread, load it up, apply peppers & cheese of choice, put under broiler
3-4lb boneless beef shoulder roast
Season it however you like
Brown on all sides in a #12 black pot (cause that's my roast cooking pot)
Preheat oven to 250
Once roast is browned, add beef stock (cover 3/4 of the roast), baby carrots, & quartered onions
Cover & put in oven for 3-4 hrs, check liquid every 1.5 hours, you probably won't need to add any liquid
Take roast out & let set in a deep dish
Put pot on stove, scrape all of that goodness & boil gravy down to the consistency you like. Some people may take out the veggies & purée & add back to gravy, I don't bother because after they've been cooked that long, with enough stirring they break down
Shred roast
I like to sauté some red & yellow peppers in a little of the gravy to add to the sandwich
Slice French bread, load it up, apply peppers & cheese of choice, put under broiler
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