Arm Roast - Very tender and flavorful roast
Crock Pot - Best prepared in the crock-pot with minimal seasonings. Sear in iron skillet on all sides first. When using the crock-pot for roast, only a small amount of water is needed to cover the bottom of the pot. Salt and pepper roast to taste. The juices and flavor of the beef come out so well while slow cooking. Add vegetables to broth in the last hour of cooking. If needed add water to cover the vegetables around the sides of the roast. A Grass-fed roast is the most tender if cooked for 5-6 hours on low in the crock-pot.
Grill - When cut into thick strips, this roast serves as a great cut of beef for grilling.
Chuck Roast - Moist, rich, and most popular pot roast
Crock Pot - Best prepared in the crock-pot with minimal seasonings. Sear in iron skillet on all sides first. When using the crock-pot for roast, use only enough water to cover the bottom of the pot. Salt and pepper the roast to taste. The juices and flavor of the beef come out so well while slow cooking. Add vegetables to broth in the last hour of cooking. If needed add water to cover the vegetables around the sides of the roast. A Grass-fed roast is the most tender if cooked for 5-6 hours on low in the crock-pot.
Grill - The rich beefy flavor of the Chuck Roast makes it an excellent grilling cut. Cut into two-inch strips for quicker cook time.
Pike's Peak Roast -
Oven Braising - Salt and pepper roast well. Sear the roast in an iron skillet with a small amount of oil. Prepare a Dutch oven with oil or line roasting pan with aluminum foil to braise roast. Vegetables (carrots, potatoes, and onions) are great to add to a roast while cooking. Stir-fry vegetables in oil or butter until caramelized before adding them to roast. After vegetables have caramelized in oil or butter add to roast. Cook on low heat at 175 degrees for 4-6 hours.
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Rump Roast -
Oven Braising - Salt and pepper roast well. Sear the roast in an iron skillet with a small amount of oil. Prepare a Dutch oven with oil or line roasting pan with aluminum foil to braise roast. Vegetables (carrots, potatoes, and onions) are great to add to a roast while cooking. Stir-fry vegetables in oil or butter until caramelized before adding them to roast. Cook on low heat at 175 degrees for 4-6 hours. Cut against the grain into thinned slices.
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Grill - Rump roast are enjoyed by cutting into thin slices, grilled and then served on top of salad or a creamy soup.
Tri-tip Roast - Juicy, tender, and versatile roast
Grill - The Tri-Tip Roast is a lean and versatile roast that is tasteful for grilling.