Eye of Round Suggestions?

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Cody_Mack

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H-E-B has EOR for $2.97 this week. Search pulls up lots of links, but wondering if y'all would share something special with me. I am starting back to work after thirty months laid off, so am back in the money! I may take advantage of the sale and stock up on these.

A couple recipes I have in mind:

Sous vide and serve as a roast for dinner.
Sous vide and slice for sandwich meat.
Jerky, of course....
Anything special using Cure #1?
What about BBQ'd? How does it hold up there? (it's so lean)

Thanks for any input.

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Thanks B BigW. Looks like a Bearcarver Bearcarver creation, so I am excited to look at it!
 
Sous vide and serve as a roast for dinner.
132 for 24 hours .
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Anything special using Cure #1?
Bearcarver Bearcarver dried beef as said above . I add Carolina Reaper powder to
the cure mixture .
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Sous vide and slice for sandwich meat.
Yup . This was SV'd and sliced . Sauteed some peppers and onions .
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Some threads .

 
H-E-B has EOR for $2.97 this week. Search pulls up lots of links, but wondering if y'all would share something special with me. I am starting back to work after thirty months laid off, so am back in the money! I may take advantage of the sale and stock up on these.

A couple recipes I have in mind:

Sous vide and serve as a roast for dinner.
Sous vide and slice for sandwich meat.
Jerky, of course....
Anything special using Cure #1?
What about BBQ'd? How does it hold up there? (it's so lean)

Thanks for any input.

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I'd marinate and grill med rare and slice thin.

Also I'd cut medallions and hit them with the tenderizing side of a meat hammer and then bread in corn meal with seasoning and fry in a skillet for country fried steak medallions.... if I was eating carbs like that :D

You could also cure and season to make a smoked pastrami from them. Slice for lunch meat at that point.
 
I also use it for beef jerky. However, once I put it on my rotisserie and it was crazy delicious and tender. I intended to put it on my slicer for sandwiches but it didn't survive that long. I didn't trim it so the fat cap would baste the rest of the exposed meat. It worked brilliantly. I wish I had a picture of it.
 
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