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LarryWolfe

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Here's our roast, not the best marbled roast in the world, but I didn't pick it out, (long story). Anyways, considering the leaness it turned out pretty good. I gave it a good coating of Worchesterchire sauce, then garic and Kosher Salt and Fresh Cracked pepper. Put in the oven at 450* for 15 minutes, then decreased the temp to 325*. I pulled at 130* and expected it to climb a few more degrees while resting, but it went all the way up to 145*. I also cooked some roasted redskin potatoes and garlic and my wife made her broccoli casserole. Overall dinner was a success! Gonna make cheesesteaks with the leftover roast for dinner tonight!


 
Darn anorexic cows.... :evil:

Still looks yummy though!!! How much is left?

My wife would've loved it. You shoulda seen the pile of fat on her plate that she picked off. :roll:
 
john pen said:
Cheesesteaks ????

Yeah, gonna use my slicer and slice real thin. Saute' with some onions and maybe peppers. Pile onto a hoagie roll wit cheese!
 
Nick Prochilo said:
Great job Larry! Don't forget to pile the cheese high! :twisted:

I just caught onto that, Nick! I have 5 more days of gorging left, now leave me alone!!! You jealous Blimp!! :shock:
 
Larry Wolfe said:
[quote="Nick Prochilo":1w0mvlqp]Great job Larry! Don't forget to pile the cheese high! :twisted:

I just caught onto that, Nick! I have 5 more days of gorging left, now leave me alone!!! You jealous Blimp!! :shock:[/quote:1w0mvlqp]

I hear ya! My wife was disappointed to find out I'm not starting until Jan. 1! :LOL:
 
Hi Larry - First of all - Nice roast!

Do you think the 15 degree temeprature climb has anything to do with the inital high heat cooking? I have been reading lots of posts mentioning 15 degree climbs after removing from the oven/smoker...or maybe the hunk of meat is so big - it just has too much stored heat to cool quickly like a steak.

I guess maybe some combination of the two.

Anyway, looked great1

Gator
 
gator said:
Hi Larry - First of all - Nice roast!

Do you think the 15 degree temeprature climb has anything to do with the inital high heat cooking? I have been reading lots of posts mentioning 15 degree climbs after removing from the oven/smoker...or maybe the hunk of meat is so big - it just has too much stored heat to cool quickly like a steak.

I guess maybe some combination of the two.

Anyway, looked great1

Gator

It certainly could have been due to the intial high temps, I dunno................. I cook rib roasts the same way every year for Christmas and normally only have about a 5 degree raise in temp. Not sure if the roast being so lean could have played a part in it either. It baffles me, but it was still enjoyed by and the steak and cheese tonight will be even better!!!
 
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