Servings: 8 Total Time: 1 hr 45 mins Difficulty: Beginner

Roast Beef

There's something inherently comforting and celebratory about the aroma of a perfectly roasted beef, filling your kitchen and signaling the arrival of a delicious feast. Our Roast Beef recipe promises to deliver a mouthwatering experience, combining the simplicity of preparation with the exquisite flavors that unfold during the roasting process. Whether you're hosting a festive gathering, Sunday dinner, or simply craving a classic and hearty meal, our Roast Beef is a timeless choice that never fails to satisfy. Join us as we guide you through the steps of creating a masterpiece that will grace your table with succulence, tenderness, and the savory aroma of perfectly roasted beef.

Prep Time 30 mins Cook Time 60 mins Rest Time 15 mins Total Time 1 hr 45 mins Difficulty: Beginner Servings: 8 Best Season: Suitable throughout the year

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Bring Beef to Room Temperature

    Ensure your beef reaches room temperature before placing it into the oven. This step allows for more even cooking.

  2. Preheat the Oven

    Set your oven to a scorching 240°C, creating the ideal environment for achieving that perfect roast.

  3. Prepare the Vegetables

    Rinse and roughly chop the vegetables, maintaining their peels for added flavor and texture.
    Arrange the vegetables in the center of a spacious roasting tray and generously drizzle them with olive oil.

  4. Season the Beef

    Drizzle a substantial amount of olive oil over the beef, ensuring it's well-coated.
    Combine the Robertsons Steak & Chops Spice with the Robertsons Sweet Basil, creating a flavorful rub for the meat.

  5. Apply the Spice Rub

    Rub the spice mix thoroughly over the beef, allowing the flavors to infuse and enhance the meat's taste.

  6. Begin Roasting

    Swiftly place the roasting tray in the preheated oven.
    Immediately reduce the heat to 200°C and let it roast for one hour for medium beef. Adjust timing for preferred doneness: 5-10 minutes less for medium-rare or 10-15 minutes more for well-done.

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