Ingredients
Equipment
Method
- Put roast in zip top bag
- Carefully pour marinade ingredients over roast in zip top, one ingredient at a time
- Make sure zip top is closed. Move roast around in marinade so all the ingredients are mixed and come in contact with all of the roast
- Let roast sit in refrigerator for 1 hour
- At this point, you either choose continue to marinate it in the refrigerator for a few more hours, or put in freezer
- If Freezing: Put in freezer and remove a day before you are going to roast it. Thaw in refrigerator 12-18 hours or until fully thawed.
- From this point on, the recipe is the same for either method.
- Let roast sit at room temperature in bag for 30 minutes
- Drain marinade from roast.
To Roast:
- Put 2 Tbs avocado, coconut or other high temp oil in cold cast iron skillet. Place in oven to preheat pan
- Preheat oven to 450°. When it reaches temperature, set timer for 10 minutes
- With potholder or oven proof gloves, carefully remove hot pan from oven, set on hot pad
- Take roast out of bag. With tongs, carefully place roast in skillet. It will sizzle!
- Put pan with roast back in oven. Bake at 450° for 15 minutes
- Lower oven temperature to 350°.
- Bake for 15 minutes, or until meat thermometer inserted in middle of roast registers 120-125°
- Remove from oven. Let rest for 15 minutes. Roast will continue cooking
- Slice thinly with a very sharp knife
Notes
Note: if you are going to freeze this roast, you will need to allow 12-18 hours for it to thaw in the refrigerator. We almost always do this. It's convenient to have it ready to go; you just have to take it out to let it thaw the day before.
If you want to eat the roast the same day you get it without freezing, just pour in the marinade ingredients and let it sit in the refrigerator at least an hour until ready to roast. Then let it sit at room temperature for 30 minutes. Most marinated meat recipes don't call for marinating the meat too long, but this cut of beef can marinate several hours in the refrigerator because it is so think and dense.
Personally, I like the way it tastes after it is frozen and thawed. It seems like the marinade flavors the meat more.
