Preserving the Flavor and Texture of Home-Cooked Beef Joints: Tips and Tricks

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To achieve tender and flavorful beef for sandwiches, it's essential to avoid overcooking. A recommended method involves preheating the oven to a high temperature, seasoning the beef with mustard powder, flour, salt, and pepper, and roasting it on a bed of onions. Cooking times vary based on desired doneness, with suggestions for rare, medium, or well-done. For added moisture and flavor, a New England boiled dinner technique is suggested, where the beef is browned and then simmered with vegetables and wine, resulting in juicy meat perfect for sandwiches. Proper storage methods, such as vacuum sealing, can help maintain the beef's quality over several days. The discussion also humorously touches on the definition of "sarnie" (sandwich) and the quality of beef, emphasizing the importance of using good cuts and proper cooking techniques to enhance flavor and texture.
  • #31
your neighbor got butchered? did you call the cops?
 
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  • #32
Guess he was a proper butcher.
 
  • #33
Now he's proper beef.
 
  • #34
Yonoz said:
Now he's proper beef.
:smile: :smile: :smile:
 
  • #35
tribdog said:
your neighbor got butchered? did you call the cops?
I wasn't aware my neighbor was butchered. Was it on the news? I'm going to Home Depot for some window bars and burglar traps.
 
  • #36
zoobyshoe said:
I'm going to Home Depot for some window bars and burglar traps.
It's called Homeland Security Depot nowadays.
 
  • #37
zoobyshoe said:
I wasn't aware my neighbor was butchered. Was it on the news? I'm going to Home Depot for some window bars and burglar traps.
You live in a pile of sticks. How did you install windows in the first place?
 
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turbo-1 said:
You live in a pile of sticks. How did you install windows in the first place?
Zoobies can do things with brush that humans can't manage with space-age materials.
 
  • #39
I figured that you would come back with "from the OEM CDROMs" or something equally silly. :smile:
 
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turbo-1 said:
I figured that you would come back with "from the OEM CDROMs" or something equally silly. :smile:
Me? Silly?
 
  • #41
Did you unintentially substitute a ? for a = ?
 

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