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Shelby

Shelby

We wanted to see if we could make a good roast beef sandwich....and make the meat deli-like.  I scoured the internet and , of course, found what I was looking for right here on EG .

 

 So, the rest of the top round was cut into two smallish roasts and brined in salt water.  Then I pulled them out, dried them off and put tons of black pepper on.  I mean tons lol.  I put them in at 139F for about 6 1/2 hours (I pulled one roast and tested it at 5 hours and wasn't happy with it.)  I was lazy and should have gotten my meat slicer out so that I could make the meat super thin but I used a knife instead and tried to cut as thinly as possible with losing a finger.  I don't think I could make this cut of meat any more tender by doing it longer.  I just doesn't have enough fat or whatever in there.  Also, it was more like a pastrami.  GOOD, but not roast beefy.  Would like to try again and leave the brining part out.

 

Anyway, this really hit the spot. I would do this again for sure.  Debating on trying a venison roast.

 

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Shelby

Shelby

We wanted to see if we could make a good roast beef sandwich....and make the meat deli-like.  I scoured the internet and , of course, found what I was looking for right here on EG .

 

 So, the rest of the top round was cut into two smallish roasts and brined in salt water.  Then I pulled them out, dried them off and put tons of black pepper on.  I mean tons lol.  I put them in at 139F for about 6 1/2 hours (I pulled one roast and tested it at 5 hours and wasn't happy with it.)  I was lazy and should have gotten my meat slicer out so that I could make the meat super thin but I used a knife instead and tried to cut as thinly as possible with losing a finger.  I don't think I could make this cut of meat any more tender by doing it longer.  I just doesn't have enough fat or whatever in there.  Also, it was more like a pastrami.  GOOD, but not roast beefy.  Would like to try again and leave the brining part out.

 

Anyway, this really hit the spot. I would do this again for sure.  Debating on trying a venison roast.

 

P2221166.JPG.1c78dd54bc2693580329b324d63

Shelby

Shelby

We wanted to see if we could make a good roast beef sandwich....and make the meat deli-like.  I scoured the internet and , of course, found what I was looking for right here on EG .

 

 So, the rest of the top round was cut into two smallish roasts and brined in salt water.  Then I pulled them out, dried them off and put tons of black pepper on.  I mean tons lol.  I put them in at 139F for about 6 1/2 hours (I pulled one roast and tested it at 5 hours and wasn't happy with it.)  I was lazy and should have gotten my meat slicer out so that I could make the meat super thin but I used a knife instead and tried to cut as thinly as possible with losing a finger.  I don't think I could make this cut of meat any more tender by doing it longer.  I just doesn't have enough fat or whatever in there.  Also, next it was more like a pastrami.  GOOD, but not roast beefy.  Would like to try again and leave the brining part out.

 

Anyway, this really hit the spot. I would do this again for sure.  Debating on trying a venison roast.

 

P2221166.JPG.1c78dd54bc2693580329b324d63

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