How to Make Beef Chuck Roast with Horseradish Parsley Sauce



Chuck eye has a big, beefy flavor and is both easy to find and affordable. To make this roast celebration-worthy, we stirred together a spicy, horseradish-parsley sauce for serving.

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  1. We used your recipe on a venison roast. It was amazing. We gave up on venison roasts because they always turned out to dry. We made it following your directions and it tasted like prime rib. Today I made venison stew and I prepared the cut up meat pieces like the roast and cooked it in a slow cooker and the meat was very tender. We also added Monterey steak seasoning with the kosher salt and it was very good.

  2. Made this today and it came out wonderfully! Mine was 3lbs before trimming and hit 145 degrees internally at around One hour 45 minutes. I used my personal SPG (Salt, Pepper, Garlic Powder) blend for the seasoning, which I do believe helps over just S&P. Ultimately, however, it doesn't matter though because the sauce for this recipe was outstanding. I was skeptical of the horseradish but it was perfect; highly recommended.

  3. i skipped the 18hour refrigeration. just salt and peppered it before I roasted it and turned out perfectly. the herbed chutney added a lot of flavor, so wasn't worried about skipping the first step. also, our other sides were very flavorful, so great balance to our sunday dinner. will use the left overs for a steak salad. will be using this method often. tysm!!

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