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![]() "Ranée at Arabian Knits" <> wrote > In article <> Janet Wilder <> wrote: > >> We did our monthly meat run to Sam's Club today. I usually buy a large >> eye round roast, cut it in half and freeze half. My DH likes roast beef >> sandwiches for lunch and I don't like him to eat all that sodium and >> chemical filled crap from the deli so I smear a half of an eye round >> roast with EVOO, hit it with granulated garlic, black pepper, onion >> powder and paprika and make him roast beef. He loves it. >> >> Today they didn't have any of these roasts in the case. I asked the >> butcher for one and he said that he had the whole eye in cryovac for >> $1.60 per pound less. He said to cut off both ends and I'd have my >> roast. I did just that and it was a lovely piece of meat at a decent >> savings. Not too much extra fat to trim. >> >> The end pieces were trimmed, cut into cubes and frozen for stew this >> winter (if it ever gets cold) >> >> I'm going to by the whole cryovac one from now on! > > Great deal! Good for you! I needed a roast for sandwiches too but the beef available wasn't suitable. Instead I brought home a pork loin. I pretended I was AB. I simply rubbed it with a lot of black pepper, put it on a rack, Firmly sealed a sheet of foil beneath the lid of my little roaster and baked it at 400° for about an hour. A little more for the temp to be safe. I didn't sear, didn't get creative with seasoning. Ah. Just right for sandwiches. Polly |
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