The Top Round Roast! The Top Round comes from the inside of the rear leg, a more lightly used muscle, is most commonly used for thinly sliced Roast Beef. It falls between the Chuck Roast and the Bottom Round Roast in tenderness. Follow the cooking technique's to transform this budget friendly, leaner cut of meat into unforgettable mouth watering roast beef bites! Enjoy your Woody Wagyu Top Round Roast!

Top Round Roast

$31.00

The Top Round Roast is perfect for Roasting and Sous Vide! Be sure to let it rest after cooking to allow the juices to re-distrubute throughout the meat and be reabsorbed. Once the roast has rested then either shread it or slice it thinly against the grain and enjoy!
The Sous Vide Technique:

I have used a Sous Vide to cook all types of roasts and it is a tried and true technique that turns a tougher cut of meat into tender, fall off the bone, beefy goodness that is perfect for stews or roast beef or just a simple steak and potatoes dish! Dont be shy, get a sous vide machine and try this out, you wont regret it.

Instructions for the Sous Vide cook:

Salt the Top Round Roast on all sides and let rest on a rack in the refrigerator for an hour.

Heat up a few tablespoons of oil in a pan, pull the Top Round Roast out of the fridge and brown all sides in the pan.

After the browning process either vacuum pack the Top Round Roast using a Vacuum Sealer Machine and put into Sous Vide container or proceed with #4:

Put the Top Round Roast into a Ziplock bag (zip top of bag most of way shut and then slowly insert the bag into the Sous Vide Container filled with water, when the water level nears the top of the zip lock bag seal off the rest of way).

Set the Anovo Sous Vide Cooker to cook the steak at 135 degrees for 24 hours.

After 24 hours pull the bag out of the Sous Vide and the Roast out of the bag and pat it dry with paper towels.

Liberally dose the Roast with salt & pepper on all sides if and then sear it off again for 1 to 2 minutes on all sides in hot oil in a pan, perferably a cast iron pan.

Once the sear is completed it is important to let the Roast rest for 5 minutes and then either shread it with a fork or slice it thin and across the grain.

Serve and enjoy!

Top Round Roast

Cooking Techniques

Sous Vide Technique

Gravy & Au Jus

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