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edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Momma kat brought home three 3.5-4.0 pound boneless round rump roasts as they looked good and "beefy"! In her opinion between some marinade connoction and the BGE I can tenderize shoe leather (do I have her fooled or what?) Well, I looked for a recipe for this cut, but found nothing, so I settled on the Tri-Tip approach. I even let it sit for 48 hours in the marinade instead of the 24 and then 24 in the rub instead of 12...thinking the extra time should do the trick. I followed the Tri-Tip directions and pulled it off when polder reached 135. Bottom line...it was a piece of over cooked still tough meat. I hate to waste so much food, but we won't revisit that thing again and garbage pickup is Friday so bye bye roast. My question then is what do I do with the remaining 8 pounds of meat? Any recipes out there, gang? Thanks in advance. ^oo^~
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  • BluesnBBQ
    BluesnBBQ Posts: 615
    one feral kat asks, "My question then is what do I do with the remaining 8 pounds of meat? Any recipes out
    there, gang?"[p]Got a dog? My girl Blitz is very happy to take care of scraps and failures for me. :)
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  • Fingers
    Fingers Posts: 37
    one feral kat, You can always sliceit thin and make jerky. GFW has a good recipe and method see his web page
    Fingers

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  • JimW
    JimW Posts: 450
    one feral kat,
    Round is a pretty lean cut of meat. However you might try your marinade thing with it and do it low and slow like a brisket and see if you still have your shoe leather. One other way might be to 'lard' it like they used to do - using a larding needle to insert strips of fat into the meat. If you do have any success let us know.
    JimW

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  • g-o
    g-o Posts: 39
    one feral kat, Take em back and exchange em or go with the jerky. Momma needs advice on what NOT to buy. Good luck with whatever you decide.
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  • g-o
    g-o Posts: 39
    one feral kat, Darn it! I almost forgot. You can always cut that meat up in chunks, plop it in the pressure cooker for about 20 min. - add some veg., cook a little more and have you a stew. Later.

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  • SpiceCooks
    SpiceCooks Posts: 80
    one feral kat,
    If you will give me your email address, I will email you a recipe that never fails for us. You can try it.
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  • Char-Woody
    Char-Woody Posts: 2,642
    one feral kat,
    Is it too late..thats one nice chunk of meat and salvagable.
    We did a "Back to Basics" cook a few weeks ago and two rump roasts were selected. Great eating!
    Chowser..C~W[p]
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