…backwards and slow cooked in the oven for about 4 hours.

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      Thank you. It was as amazing as it looks.

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      Butcher here. Long, roughly circular roast, very lean with a cap of fat on top - looks like Eye of Round.

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      Maybe this bigger picture helps to identify:

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        Looks like it might be a top round. Excellent cut for a nice slow roast and you got a great cook on it.

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          Yeah some kind of topside roast I reckon. Cuts are different in the USA so probably not what we have in my country.

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      It wasn’t fillet. Unfortunately I can’t remember what cut it was. Wife got the meat and I literally had to google how to cook it, lol.

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        Looks to me like eye of round (redondo). When done right, like this, its flavor and consistency are excellent. Once you get the formula down don’t f with it. I use high heat for x minutes per kg, then drop it down to very low heat for 10 minutes, pull, cover with foil & towel & rest until ready.

        Eye of round has little fat cap & hardly any marbling, so over cooking will dry it out, undercooking will make it tough & chewey.

        🌠 the more you know

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          Unfortunately i’m not even close. I’m an electrician.

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      After, then into tinfoil for about 10 minutes

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    If there exists an ideal food, perfect beyond measure, this would be it.

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    Holy moly that is the perfect doneness / color of beef. chef’s kiss

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    Havent ever had roast beef (I think), what was your process. How did you achieve medium with 4h of cook time?

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      Basically I did nothing but throwing it in the oven with pretty low temperature (about 70°C) until the meat was medium (around 65°C core temp). After that, searing and putting in tinfoil for another few minutes. All that keeps the meat super soft and very tasty.

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      Unfortunately there was nothing left. The family really enjoyed the meal. I had cold Roastbeef already but not my own.

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        That’s a champagne problem right there. Good for you!