How to Cook a Sirloin Tip Roast – Perfect Roast Beef


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Want the perfect roast beef without spending a million dollars? Try a sirloin tip roast and this simple method, for perfectly seasoned, beautifully medium rare, …

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  1. RESKO MEND
    RESKO MEND says:

    So, a musician dude from Canada decides to do some midnight cooking with no idea how to roast my cook (I'm not on drugs, prawmise😎)…and he finds this radical southern mama with a youtube shirt on, guiding him thru it to delicious rubbed down beefy perfection.

    I'll do this as soon as my erection goes away. Boom. Thanks mama!

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  2. Robert matheny
    Robert matheny says:

    Going to try your recipe. Thanks. Also buy your meat from a farmer. Have it butchered by word of mouth. You’ll find better butchers that way. I get all my meat under 3 a pound total for a half cow and 2.80 for a full cow. And saves lots of money when the price is all over the place.
    Thanks again.

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  3. Christine Boylan
    Christine Boylan says:

    Jan, How much of the individual ingredients? Can one use less salt? Seems like 2 tablespoons of salt, kosher or otherwise, would dry it out. I am like allergic to salt & can use only a small amt.

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  4. Dinah Strawther
    Dinah Strawther says:

    My thought exactly. Also, I know we all want to talk about our family, and how we came to this recipe. I just want to know what temperature to put it on how to make the sauce what to do. That's all I'm looking for. Bless her heart. I do appreciate her video.

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  5. billyrthomson
    billyrthomson says:

    Thanks for sharing your recipe, I made the rub with a coffee bbq rub addition because I didn’t have garlic powder ; ) great personality and cinematography was impeccable 👍

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  6. William Godfrey
    William Godfrey says:

    Cooked my thanksgiving turkey beautifully this year. It was very convenient to use>>>ur2.pl/1203 and I was happy to not take up half my oven cooking the turkey. It cut down on my total cooking time for thanksgiving. The turkey came out moist and tender. Easy to clean after use.

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  7. postcaptain57
    postcaptain57 says:

    I have cooked a lot of roast beef. I was interested. But I saw almost no moisture or blood or anything at all come out when she cut it. Now that could be intentional with the tenting time or because the point is to dip steak subs into au jus.

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  8. LoveHighway
    LoveHighway says:

    That was really funny! Mom: "I'm gonna massage it" Son: "mmmmm". Dying laughing as I type this! I couldn't help but imagine that the finished roast was her heart bursting out between her lovely breasts and right through her youtube T-shirt onto the cutting board!

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