What will you do when you
have a 12 lbs US Prime Angus Beef sitting in your fridge? Chef Cherry
will say – thaw it, season it and soft roast to perfection! Sounds
carnivorous but this dish makes use of Angus beef wisely by simply
seasoning and soft roasting that gives juicy, beefy flavored,
tendered meat to ones delight.
For this dish you need a
whole slab of Angus Beef (7 kg); 15g Knorr Aromat Powder, 15g
McCormick Peppermill. For the Peppery Gravy Sauce – 120g Knorr
Braten Sauce, 195g Roast beef drippings, 200g Magnolia buttercup,
260g All Purpose flour and 4kg water.
Remove frozen Angus Beef
from packaging and place in tray/food pan, thaw frozen Angus Beef in
chiller for 1 day (24 hours); internal temperature of meat after
thawing should be at least 5oC. Avoid thawing under
running water as not to wash off meat juices and flavor. After
thawing, wash beef to remove blood drippings, and then completely
drain until no water drippings observed.
Marinate thawed Angus
beef by sprinkling and rubbing off combined peppermill and aromat
powder on beef until slab is completely covered. Wrap marinated beef
with plastic wrap and marinate inside chiller for 24 hours. After
marinating, soft roast Angus beef until 50oC internal
temperature is obtained. Transfer in serving dish, slice according
to desired thickness and serve with peppery gravy sauce on side.
For Peppery Gravy Sauce –
collect drippings from roasted Angus beef, set aside. Using heavy
sauce pan, melt butter over medium heat (do not burn butter). Dump in
flour and stir quickly into butter; the butter and flour will form a
scrambled egg-like mixture. Cook and stir flour – butter mixture
for about 5 minutes to dry out slightly and achieve a golden brown
color (do not burn mixture) to create a golden roux, where the flour
has just been cooked. Pour in Braten mix sauce and water; bring to
boil over medium heat for 25 minutes and/or until boiling with
continuous stirring. Add roast beef drippings and simmer for 5
minutes until sauce slightly thickens. Transfer into serving dish.
Bon Appetite!
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