Which beef cut for hot roast beef?

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Hi Kris,
You can use Sirloin Tip, Eye Round, Top Round, Bottom Round, and any other "Cheaper Beef", as long as you slice it real thin, and keep it about Med-Rare.

If You have an SV you can do an Awesome Eye Round at 132° for 21 hours, and you won't have to slice it real thin to keep it "Fork Tender" for your Sammies!!

Bear
 
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Thanks for all the advice guys. The tri tip turned out really good. Very moist. The preseasoning was pretty good in this case. Used pecan and oak. I made a horseradish cream sauce to go with it that complimented it very well ( Alton Brown's recipe, https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/horseradish-cream-sauce-recipe-1942771 ).

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Getting them out to sear in the hot oven,
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The finished tri tip. It was pinker than I'm seeing in the photos, so maybe the lighting or my screen...
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The rest of the meal, from the top, Mac and cheese, stuffed cabbage, rolls, vegetables Normandy, roasted creamer potatoes.
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Thanks again, guys.
 
Kris,
Glad to hear everything turned out great.
It all looks very delicious.

I am curious about your cabbage rolls. What did you use for a filling?
 
Kris,
Glad to hear everything turned out great.
It all looks very delicious.

I am curious about your cabbage rolls. What did you use for a filling?

Thanks. The cabbage rolls were just ground beef, white rice, onion, salt, pepper, and egg, cooked in tomato juice. Sometimes I use ground pork and beef mixed, or add canned diced tomatoes to the filling.
 
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That quite the impressive spread Kris, Nice job.

Point for sure
Chris
 
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