Danish Roast Beef Recipe - Food.com (2024)

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Submitted by diner524

"A recipe I found on Christian's Danish Recipes, which has 600 Danish recipes. This sounds very similar to what I do with roast beef. If you don't have black peppercorns, can sub ground black pepper. Posting for ZWT6. I know different cuts of meat are called different things in different countries"

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Ready In:
1hr 35mins

Ingredients:
4
Serves:

12

ingredients

  • 4 lbs beef blade roast (would recommend an eye of round)
  • 4 garlic cloves (crushed)
  • 1 tablespoon peppercorn (cracked)
  • 1 teaspoon kosher salt

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directions

  • Rub roast with garlic; press pepper and salt into surface. Place meat on center of buttered foil. Wrap roast. Place on rack in roasting pan. Roast in preheated 375ºF over for 45 minutes for rare or 1 hour for medium rare. Remove foil. Pour meat drippings into a small saucepan. Replace roast on rack. Roast for 10 to 15 minutes at 400ºF (until browned). Boil drippings until reduced to a shiny glaze. Pour glaze over roast before serving. Let roast stand for 20 minutes for easier slicing.
  • NOTES : Cook time leaves roast extremely rare. We prefer ours medium - medium well so I cook ours a lot longer. I also then make a slurry of flour, water, salt and pepper and add to the drippings to make a gravy.

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  1. Well this was interesting as I have never made a recipe like this. I cooked my 3 1/2 pound roast for 2 hours and it was way overcooked and a little on the dry side. Most of my juices leaked out into my dutch oven and caramelized. I missed the onions I usually cook with my roast as well as additional veggies, but we enjoyed it and the juices I did have left were very good. Served with recipe #425645 on the side for a nice change. Made for ZWT #6 :)

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FAQs

How do you keep roast beef moist? ›

Let the meat cook for the suggested time in your recipe, then add another 15 minutes to let the moisture absorb fully into the meat. After the beef is done, place it on a platter and let it rest -- while still covered with the foil -- for another 15 minutes before carving and serving.

Why is my roast beef tough and chewy? ›

Some cuts are tender and need to be roasted, dry. Other cuts are tougher and need to be cooked at a lower temperature, for longer, covered, and with liquid (water of boullion in the pot). These cuts will be tough if you cook them too quickly, too hot, uncovered, and without liquid.

How do you roast beef without it being tough? ›

How to Make Tender Roast Beef: Go Low and Slow. She starts the roast at a high temperature to get browning for flavor, and then lowers the oven temp and cooks the beef "slow and low" for a couple hours.

What makes the most tender roast beef? ›

Tenderloin. The most tender roast of all—it's under the spine— with almost no fat or flavor. It's tapered in shape, the middle being the "center cut." The labor involved and waste produced in trimming and tying a tenderloin drives up the price.

What is the tastiest beef roast? ›

What are the best beef roasts?
  • Chuck Roast. The boneless chuck roast is among the most popular roasts on the market due to its incredible beefy taste, fat content (it's well marbled), and effortless cooking process. ...
  • Rump Roast. ...
  • Bottom Round Roast. ...
  • Sirloin Tip Roast. ...
  • Pot Roast (Shoulder Roast) ...
  • Tri-tip. ...
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Should you bake a roast covered or uncovered? ›

To give your meat a flavourful crispy exterior, cook uncovered on a rack set in a shallow roasting pan. Don't add water! Invest in a digital thermometer that lets you monitor the temperature of your roast – or even alert you when it's done – without opening the oven door.

Should you roast beef covered or uncovered? ›

Remember to reduce the temperature after 20 minutes and deduct the 20 minutes from the total cooking time - leave the oven door open for a couple of minutes to help it cool down. There's no need to cover your beef while it cooks; you want to get a good crust on the outside and foil won't help with this.

Should you sear beef before roasting? ›

It's not really necessary to sear your roast before cooking, but caramelizing the surface gives the cut an incredible depth of flavor, enhanced with the complex layers of nutty caramel and coffee-like bitterness that meat-lovers find delicious.

Why is my roast still tough after 7 hours? ›

There are several reasons why this could have happened even after so much cooking. First, your choice of a rump roast could be a factor since cuts from the hind quarter are very muscular and, since muscles are the most resistant to breaking, this cut is quite stubborn when it comes to becoming tender.

Does roast beef get softer the longer you cook it? ›

Your meat will be juicier and more tender

The longer cooking time and the low heat complement each other perfectly. As a result, even though the meat is cooked for far longer, it doesn't dry out because the temperature is low. As a result, this is the best way to retain all the natural juices of the meat.

What temperature do you cook roast beef? ›

Recipe Tips

Let beef sit at room temperature for at least 45 minutes to 1 hour before beginning this recipe. If your roast is not at room temperature, the cook time will be longer. Regardless of the size of your roast, aim to cook at 375 degrees F (190 degrees C) for 20 minutes per pound.

Is it better to cook a roast at 325 or 350? ›

When roasting meat and poultry, set the oven temperature to 325°F (163°C) or higher. Explore the charts below to learn how to get great results every time you cook.

Do you put water in the pan when cooking roast beef? ›

Do not add water or liquid and do not cover the roast. Covering the roast would result in more steaming than roasting in the oven so we cook a beef roast uncovered. Test Kitchen Tip: A roasting pan is a shallow pan specifically designed for roasting.

Why is my beef still tough after slow cooking? ›

“Beef may be tough in the slow cooker if you haven't added enough liquid, or haven't cooked it for long enough,” Kristen Carli, M.S., R.D., owner of Camelback Nutrition & Wellness, tells SELF. “For cuts of meat, the fattier cuts are often the ones that get juicy and tender.

What is the best cut of beef for slow roasting? ›

Chuck. Chuck steak was practically designed for slow cooking. It comes from the shoulder and upper arm of the cow, so it's done a lot of work over the life of the animal — with its abundant collagen, it's the type of cut that gets tough when grilled quickly, but becomes tender and juicier the longer you cook it.

What is the tastiest cut of beef? ›

These cuts—ribeye, New York strip loin, and filet mignon—can certainly be dubbed the best, and few will disagree. “Filet is the most tender cut, but has the least amount of flavor. Ribeye is the most flavorful, but the least tender of the three, and New York is in the middle.” Flannery explains.

What is a good cheap roast? ›

Affordable Beef Cuts for Families
  • Chuck Tender Steak. Lean cut that resembles a Tenderloin Steak but is not as tender. ...
  • Chuck Tender Roast. Lean roast that requires slow-cooking to tenderize. ...
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What is the best use of bottom round roast? ›

Bottom round roast is a lean and flavorful cut of beef that is perfect for slow cooking methods, like braising or slow cooking. However, it also works well on the grill, in an air fryer, or on the stove. If you want to make pot roast or beef stew at home, you can use bottom round roast for the job.

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