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How to Cook the Juiciest Bottom Round Roast



Bottom Round Roast can easily be overcooked. The secret is starting it at a high temp and then turning it down to go low and slow. It’s super important to let it rest so the juices get sucked back up into the meat. Enjoy a roast for your holiday dinner!
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  1. More s&p for piece of meat this size. Forget the parsley it’s a garnish. I use dry thyme, rosemary, garlic powder and I use French onion pack as well. Start at high heat for first 15-20 min. Then turn down to 275-300F for final 40 min or so depending how large roast is. I also let mine sit out at room temp for couple hours before cooking to speed up cooking process. I use mesh rack too, I agree with a lot of this. Maybe not so much how well you cooked it. But still looks good. Nice job

  2. Awesome and easy! Thank You ! 4.5 roast I pulled it after a hour and 5 minutes. About 120 covered with foil roasted my veggies separately at 400 with a little red wine and beef broth. Put roast back on veggies for the last 10 minutes. Kids and wife loved it. Feed 5 with leftovers. So yes it could feed 8.

  3. My goodness people. Yes, he probably cooked it more done than a lot of our tastes, but whether we like it or not there are always going to be people who like well done. That said..A CROCKPOT IS NOT THE ONLY WAY TO COOK A ROAST BEEF! Have NONE of you had a nice rare roast beef slice from a carving station at a buffet even? That's how you have to do top/bottom round. It doesn't have the fat and connective tissue to slow cook down to tender. Love doing mine on my pellet smoker. Slice it super thin for deli like roast beef sandwich meat. Ya'll are a bunch of jerks.

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