How do I cook a rump roast?
Eileen
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Comments (1)How big a roast? What kind of roast? What temp? Pre-heated or cold-start? For example, 50 minutes at 325 won't do much. Another example -- when I do a 4-5lb. potroast, I leave it in there for four hours. There are MANY variables to "roasting". Can you tell us more about what you're doing and what you'd like to do? Cookbooks and internet sites are jam-packed with instructions for producing successful roasts of all kinds. I suspect there's nothing at all wrong with your roasting pan....See More3.75 Rump Roast - Need Inspiration
Comments (5)What I really like are shredded beef fajitas. Cut roast up in chunks (doesn't matter what size cuz you'll be shredding the meat when it's cooked). Add 3/4 cup medium-hot salsa sauce 1 Tbsp soy sauce 1 Tbsp brown sugar 1 clove garlic, minced. Put in crockpot and cook on High for 4 hours, until meat shreds with two forks. Shred all the meat and return to sauce. I let it sit for about 30 minutes so the meat can soak up all the liquid. To serve, on a soft corn tortilla, add some meat, shredded lettuce, Spanish rice, sour cream, etc. Roll it up and enjoy!...See MoreRump Roast......The proof of the pudding.................
Comments (6)Exactly Annie and Linda. This was a Roast Beef. I think that most people believe that a rump roast is only suitable for a pot roast or for low temperature, long slow roasting, but that just isn't the case. Although it is the cut that I would normally use to make a pot roast, it can be roasted as well. And quickly at 500°F. It has wonderful flavour and although it will never be as tender as a prime rib,if cooked rare to medium rare and sliced thin, it will be tender....See MorePerfect Rump Roast Recipe
Comments (3)I'm sorry, Lou! I don't do photos. The recipe said something about cooking it for 4 hours at low heat keeps the protein fibers from getting tough. And it was wonderful!...See Morechloebud
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