Ingredients
Accompaniment
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Description
Slow cooking this cut is so easy and gives you the most wonderfull , meltingly tender juicy beef , with the most amazing flavor . It is my local butchers recipe .
Method
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This recipe was passed to me by my butcher.
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I firstly cooked a chine cut (backbone attached) which was amazing.
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But a forerib with bone attached is the same.
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These are quite fatty cuts which need slow cooking to melt and tenderize.
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When cooked you will have the most amazing, soft and tender roast beef.
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I don't buy any other cuts anymore!
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Oven on low at 140 or 120 if fan oven.
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First sear all sides of the meat quickly over a high heat, to seal and keep all the juices in.
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Next allow to cool slightly and cover in mustard powder.
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Put on roasting tray cover with tin foil.
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Put in oven.
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Sit by oven for 3 hours with mouth watering.
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Remove tin foil.
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Cook for a further hour.
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Remove and rest under tin foil.
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Rock some gravy and Yorkshires.
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Carve, mountain of mash, Yorkshires, gravy.
Easy. Delicious. Will always cook beef this way from now on. Buy the best quality meat you can afford - it is worth it.
Delicious.. It's been years since I had chine.. I will have to surprise 'her indoors' in the New year by cooking Sunday Lunch! Thanks for this. CheersJacko
Oh yes, Chine is meltingly delicious. It's been years since I had some.I will have to surprise 'her indoors' in the New Year, by cooking Sunday Lunch. Thanks for this. Cheers
Jacko :)