Let's Talk BBQ
Recipes => Recipes => Beef Recipes => Topic started by: Savannahsmoker on December 02, 2012, 03:38:05 PM
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Should be enough for a family of 8.
(http://i547.photobucket.com/albums/hh471/Savannahsmoker/Roasting/Beef/2012-12-01_17-58-37_HDR.jpg)
Tied the sirloin, inserted slices of garlic and rubbed with a pesto.
(http://i547.photobucket.com/albums/hh471/Savannahsmoker/Roasting/Beef/2012-12-02_10-12-42_HDR.jpg)
Roasted at 425 for 20 minutes and reduced temp to 275 for two hours.
(http://i547.photobucket.com/albums/hh471/Savannahsmoker/Roasting/Beef/2012-12-02_12-54-32_HDR-1.jpg)
Carved
(http://i547.photobucket.com/albums/hh471/Savannahsmoker/Roasting/Beef/IMG_4718-1.jpg)
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Plate me please (http://i1213.photobucket.com/albums/cc469/s1cott11/1987_food.gif)
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Very pretty - I can taste it!
David
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Looks great!
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Looks Awesome, That pesto rub sure does look nice too!
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Where are the tators and gravy? Looks awesome!
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Yes sir, really liking the Pesto as well. Great job!
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Plate me please (http://i1213.photobucket.com/albums/cc469/s1cott11/1987_food.gif)
me first. i'm cuter. ;)
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Beautiful! I wish I could get my wife to eat meat with that much pink in it.
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Plate me please (http://i1213.photobucket.com/albums/cc469/s1cott11/1987_food.gif)
me first. i'm cuter. ;)
but not by much...I am mantastic :D
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Good job, perfect color for me.
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Ditto. Looks fantastic to me as well.
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Fantastic Art!
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Looks perfectly yummy to me!
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Sirloin cuts are my favorite. That looks so good, and I so want a slice of that.
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There was one problem.
My son carved it with the grain instead of against the grain.
Wondering how much more tender it would have been if had carved against the grain? :)
Maybe it does not make much difference with sirloin, what do y'all think?
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Makes a big difference, especially sirloin ( tri-tip is the tip of the sirloin ). For me it is always cut across the grain.
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Makes a big difference, especially sirloin ( tri-tip is the tip of the sirloin ). For me it is always cut across the grain.
Thanks, I always cut across the grain but my son must have forget what he has been taught.
Anyway it was very tender.