English Roast with Orange Rosemary Butter
English Roast with Orange Rosemary Butter
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When I’m wanting a medium rare roast and when a cut needs a little tenderizing, my always go to method is Hot & High then Low & Slow. It’s a winner every time.
This cut has a sinew seam that runs through it, but is very easy to eat around it after slicing.
Ingredients
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1 – 1.5 pound Wild Idea Buffalo English Roast
- 2 – tablespoons olive oil
- 1 – teaspoon of salt
- 2 – teaspoons of black pepper
- 2 – teaspoons of onion powder OR
- seasonings of your choice*
- ½ - stick salted butter
- juice of one small orange
- fresh rosemary leaves from one steam
Ingredients:
*Avoid using real garlic, as it will burn with the high heat.
Orange Rosemary Butter Ingredients:
Directions
Preparations:
Remove English Roast from packaging, then rinse and pat dry.
In a heavy pot, add the olive oil and seasonings. Mix together.
Place the roast in the pot and roll it around in the seasonings. Cover lightly with plastic wrap or a towel and allow the roast to rest for 1 to 2 hours at room temperature.
Preheat oven to 500°.
Place roast uncovered in hot oven for 7 minutes, then shut the oven off.
Leave the roast in the oven for another 2 hours. Do NOT open the oven door.
Remove the roast from the oven and turn the oven back on to 500°.
Remove the roast from the pot and place on a cutting board and cut the roast into thin slices, keeping the slices tightly together. Transfer the slices onto a baking pan for reheating.
Place the pot that the roast cooked in on the stovetop over medium high heat and add either a little broth, wine or water for an au jus. Season to taste.
Place sliced roast back into hot oven and reheat for 5 to 7 minutes.
Remove from oven and immediately transfer to a platter. Serve with hot au jus.
Orange Rosemary Butter Preparations:
Heat all ingredients in the microwave and then blend in a blender to incorporate.
Transfer to a bowl. Serve at room temperature.
Recipe Note
You could easily adjust your seasonings and switch up the flavored butter for a different flavor profile. It is the technique that is important to follow. Shop all of our roasts here.
So I don’t know if I have a very heat efficient oven or what, but I used a leave-in digital meat thermometer and set it to alert me when the roast reached 125 degrees (rare to med rare) and it only took 17 min after shutting off the heat. Two hours seemed like a really long time for only 1.5 lbs of boneless meat. Even with the oven off. It turned out delicious though!
Great roast recipe! Came out delicious and family loved it!
I could not imagine this could possibly even work when I saw the recipe called for only 7 minutes cooking with the oven on and 2 hours with oven off with the door closed. I was so sure I would screw it up. Ha. But I figured Jill knows what she’s talking about! Oh my glad how happy I am that I trusted the process! That was the most delicious elegant roast. And so small and dainty and yet plenty of feed a small dinner party. Absolutely wonderful. I’m hooked and yay — more in the fridge for tomorrow!
Barbara – Leave the roast uncovered. As for following the Roast Chicken recipe , I have not tried that with the English roast, so I can not give you solid advice on that. Theoretically – it seems like that would work, although dropping your 15 minute hot cooking time down to 7 minutes due to poundage adjustment.
QUESTION: Do I, after the roasting at 500 for 7 minutes put the lid on the pot for the two hours in the oven with the heat turned off OR do I leave it uncovered?
I roast chicken according to Jill’s directions. After the initial roasting for 15 minutes, those directions call for adding liquid and covering the pot, continue at the high temp for a short time, and then turning off the oven and leaving the chicken (covered) in the oven for two hours. Can the English roast be treated the same way?