[Closed] Roast beef, quite possibly the best dinner, ever?

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Good roast rib of beef is bloody fantastic.

For xmas dinner I had pot-roast silverside beef (local grass fed highland cows, 28 day aged) in wine and caramelised onion gravy, with all the trimmings plus dauphinoise potatoes. Mmmmm.....

Good slow cooked lamb on the bone is amazing as well.

I do like roast beef, but Cougar wins this hands down.

With proper ham, of course.

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Roast beef is in the slow cooker,think bearnecessities has it down though !

I love roast beef - especially rib! However I prefer braised beef - slow cooked tender enough to cut with a spoon. Tastes even better the next day too.

One of my favourites has to be fish curry though - South Indian style.

with proper [s]ham[/s]sausages, of course

FTFY

Just finished eating

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Yum yum yum

Roast beef is only great if it is cooked to perfection. Unfortuntely, todays wasn't.

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I have brisket in the oven at the moment, three hours in with another hour to go... just added the roasties and the yorky batter is sitting ready to go in 20 mins. Countdown to yumsers

bigG - I was going to post something very similar just the other day!

Roast rib of beef is truly fantastic. It is only bettered by Roast Sirloin on the bone.

Those people who won't eat fatty cuts of beef don't know what they are missing.

Also, a really good piece of beef needs no additional flavouring, leave the horseradish for getting something out of topside and the like.

Jeeez, is that a parmo?

Love rib of beef, but today I'm doing lamb shanks in the slow cooker with honey and cider.

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Burger and pulled pork?? If your having a light lunch.....

Jesus, that looks disgusting.

Where are the Yorkshire puddings? 😯

I doubt it's possible to not like a roast beef dinner, unless you're either vegetarian or just plain odd. I prefer lamb myself though. At its best when it has been in the slow cooker all day with loads of veg and herbs and stuff. Precisely what I had for dinner last night in fact & am also going to have the leftovers of tonight...
Rump steak is probably my fave though. This was Christmas eves dinner. (Hand for scale, 1.5kg of beefy goodness...)
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Had roast (well slowcookered) beef at Xmas was inf***ingcredibal if I do say so myself.

Also, a really good piece of beef needs no additional flavouring, leave the horseradish for getting something out of topside and the like.

This is a bit like the good steak needs no sauce snobbery.

Have sauce or horseradish or gravy or whatever you like with it. Eat it with strawberry jam if that's your preference.

I prefer steak to roast beef. Lamb is better though.

Rib of beef is great, get it nice and crusty on the outside and pink and juicy inside. 😉

Love lamb and pork cooked low and slow so it pulls apart too. 🙂

We had roast beef today with yorky puds but unfortunately my wife insists it's almost petrified so much so that from now on I have insisted that we cook our beef separately. That beef on the bone looks very good. Nothing worse than overcooked beef.

This is a bit like the good steak needs no sauce snobbery.

It's exactly like that! Not sure why you think it's snobbery,just common sense really.

You may as well be eating burgers if you cover your steak with peppercorn sauce or similar nonsense.

IMO it's the same as putting Cola in a good malt.

By all means crack on but your wasting the malt and your money.

You may as well be eating burgers if you cover your steak with peppercorn sauce or similar nonsense.

Hyperbole much?

I enjoy a decent steak in just it's own juices but I also enjoy it with a nice sauce, depends how I feel. I'm willing to be snobby about people who have their steaks well done though. 🙂

Here's how it looked just before we devoured it.. As for "where are the yorkies and roasties"? The answer is mostly in my stomach.

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You may as well be eating burgers if you cover your steak with peppercorn sauce or similar nonsense.

Agree to some extent, but a really good bearnaise is a great compliment to a good steak. Brings out the flavour of the meat even more.

Roast beef is the king of dishes. So much so that my only complaint about the lovely Christmas that I had is that I was utterly disappointed to discover that we were having turkey for dinner not beef. In fact, disappointed doesn't even begin to describe it!

Where are the Yorkshire puddings?

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Chili, chicken risotto or a decent steak all beat the roast in my eyes.
Chicken risotto with a scotch bonnet and a few herbs in there planned for later.
Nom.

I only really like roast beef if it's slow cooked - otherwise I'd rather have a steak. The fattier cuts slow roast far better than the more expensive ones. Mine usually involve a thick, herby and very rich red wine sauce, whole baby onions, whole baby carrots and celery. The meat should fall to pieces if you even breathe on it.

That beef looks bloomin' gorgeous. 😀

As for those Yorkshires ... 😉

Which reminds me - anyone who's gluten-free and lactose-free have a recipe for Yorkshires please?

It's exactly like that! Not sure why you think it's snobbery,

Perhaps the way people communicate their [i]preference[/i]

just common sense really.

You may as well be eating burgers if you cover your steak with peppercorn sauce or similar nonsense.

IMO it's the same as putting Cola in a good malt.
By all means crack on but your wasting the malt and your money.

I don't drink malt and when I occasionally did I preferred a small drop of water. Doesn't mean that people who liked soda or ice or coke are wrong though...

Guys, embrace individuality. 🙂

beef with a new unopened jar of colemans, heaped onto the side with definatley one teary moment just to set the bar for the mustard, and maybe a second when not paying attention 🙂

I am!

wallop - Member
but today I'm doing lamb shanks in the slow cooker with honey and cider.

Very similar only its in IPA & mint

nearly ready and it smells fab

My slow cooker's on order, winging its way from Amazon's warehouse somewhere in Germany... so wallop and MrOvershoot: recipes please 🙂

Slow cookers are shite . Fact , or possibly personal opinion masquerading as fact .

Stox wins by a mile, PARMOOOOOO!!