Iโ€™m slow roasting a shoulder of Pork ...

May 17, 2020,09:52 AM
 

After a 16km walk today.

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The science of a Sunday roast

 
 By: COUNT DE MONET : May 17th, 2020-09:18
First panfry the beef thouroughly from all sides in butteroil. This will kill all possible bacteria on the surface and makes the attached fat crispy. Transfer it on a tray into the oven and roast it at 175 degrees. Use a thermometer to hit the exact point...  

We like to get saucy dear Count ;-0)) ...

 
 By: Cpt Scarlet : May 17th, 2020-09:26
I completely agree with you about sealing the meat in a hot pan first as it also adds to the flavour. Looks delicious, enjoy !!!

Iโ€™m slow roasting a shoulder of Pork ...

 
 By: Cpt Scarlet : May 17th, 2020-09:52
After a 16km walk today.

I try to maintain a healthy regime...

 
 By: Cpt Scarlet : May 17th, 2020-09:59
Everyone needs a treat occasionally ๐Ÿ˜‰

Looks great

 
 By: Jurry : May 17th, 2020-10:06
I make that same recipe once in a while. But when it goes into the oven I add - generous amount of red wine - spring onions - garlic - rosemary twigs - red pepper Etc Basically like coque au vin but then beef haha. Itโ€™s so darn good

There is an app for your phone from the Angus beef people called "Roast Perfect".

 
 By: mpg13 : May 17th, 2020-10:08
It's pretty good. Instructions are specific for different cuts, timers for the cooking stages etc.

Thank you

 
 By: Jurry : May 17th, 2020-11:50
I will look it up. Like our Count Iโ€™m mostly use a meat thermometer although I typically take mine little bit warmer and thus less red But thatโ€™s purely matter of personal taste and if you like rare-medium-well done (and anything in between)