24 Dec 2022 at 20:51 #21 MissChief MissChief Caporegime Joined 17 Jul 2010 Posts 26,360 That's a giant hunk of beef! We're having Turkey as usual, but for New years day we have a 2.9Kg Lamb Leg and I'm salivating just thinking about it!
That's a giant hunk of beef! We're having Turkey as usual, but for New years day we have a 2.9Kg Lamb Leg and I'm salivating just thinking about it!
24 Dec 2022 at 21:04 #22 div0 div0 Soldato Joined 12 Jan 2006 Posts 4,565 Location Edinburgh I'm sure I've cooked a large joint of beef rib in the oven at 65C before. Sear first at high temp and then cook slowly to make sure it's cooked through.
I'm sure I've cooked a large joint of beef rib in the oven at 65C before. Sear first at high temp and then cook slowly to make sure it's cooked through.
25 Dec 2022 at 06:58 #23 BUDFORCE BUDFORCE Soldato OP Joined 3 May 2012 Posts 9,292 Location Wetherspoons Seared and and in. There is always one out on his Garden with a BBQ at 6am on Christmas Morning......
Seared and and in. There is always one out on his Garden with a BBQ at 6am on Christmas Morning......
25 Dec 2022 at 07:44 #24 Participant Participant Caporegime Joined 13 May 2003 Posts 34,443 Location Warwickshire I've got a 3 rob roast joint for Christmas dinner today and have been reading this thread. Very tempted to fire up the BBQ for the sear.
I've got a 3 rob roast joint for Christmas dinner today and have been reading this thread. Very tempted to fire up the BBQ for the sear.
25 Dec 2022 at 09:21 #25 aVdub aVdub Soldato Joined 24 Jan 2022 Posts 5,167 Location Over There Got 2hrs 46m left on my Sous Vide beef joint and am also tempted to sear on the BBQ.