Tips & Tricks For a Juicy Roast Beef | Kitchen Conundrums


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There’s almost nothing more disappointing then overcooked, dry roast beef. In this cooking video, Thomas shares helpful tips to …

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  1. amber cotton
    amber cotton says:

    Bro NGL, your "natural bristle brush" looks like it's been through hell & back. Unsure that's clean enough and food safe? I've done this many times and even the most expensive bristle (natural or not) brushes tens to leave hairs here and there. I VERY HIGHLY recommend a silicone bbq brush or, EVEN BETTER….YOUR HANDS to run the wine.mustard,garlic mixture on the meat. Nothing wrong with your method. Just, make sure your brush isn't a paint brush and it's actually food safe. If not…you're gonna be picking out the little brush hairs off your meat. Noone wants hairy meat lol

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  2. Carol Maddock
    Carol Maddock says:

    Wow, very good! I really like the explanations, will tell my granddaughter about this site. So good for information since courses aren't really there anymore. Thanks again!😘

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  3. Chef Luigi
    Chef Luigi says:

    Most people didn't notice, he switched meat on you!…Ha..ha…ha…only a trained butcher would notice, but he started out with a end cut bottom round roast…the bottom round he started cooking is a center cut bottom round roast. he also has the twine tied with the grain on the roast he's cooking….I'll look for more inconsistencies….stand by…

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  4. rorey
    rorey says:

    I have been cooking this roast for years most people I know would pot roast this cut.I always roasted it I under cooked this roast and it comes out so tender. The meat has zero fat running through it.The only fat is on one side on the top and a very tasty flavour so good.I was glad to see someone does it just like me.

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  5. 13soap13
    13soap13 says:

    Surprised he bakes a non-uniformed roast … and never talks about it. The string won't do anything. Just cut off that skinny, triangular portion and go from there . . .

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  6. Mary
    Mary says:

    Believe it or not, my Aunt makes the best slow cooked roast beef in the oven and we don’t know how or why, but the doneness is WELL DONE. But, it tastes so good and stays very soft for hours! Unfortunately, that Aunt is a b word, and we don’t talk to her anymore. I hope we get to see her again and reconcile soon, but she didn’t even ask us how we were when our entire family got COVID-19 and some were hospitalized. I hope she’s well and cook her famous roast for her kids, (the two that talks to her anyways 😅)

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  7. Jon Talbot
    Jon Talbot says:

    Most important things are cut as he says but he has completely ignored the other one: the type of beef. Cattle are not all the same breed and much of the beef that is sold is very lean from animals which historically have been bred as draught animals rather than for eating. You need well marbled beef which has been dry aged. This is more expensive but worth the money. Unless you have a rotisserie what people call roasting is actually baking

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  8. bosskaggs
    bosskaggs says:

    This was really really great for a round. At the end i added a wee bit of mushroom catsup, yeh it's a thing from the 1800's, it just made this thing sing. Thank you!

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