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How to Make Deli-Style Roast Beef From a Whole Beef Leg Prime Time

How to Make Deli-Style Roast Beef From a Whole Beef Leg Prime Time

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The Meat Hook Butchers Ben Turley and Brent Young have previously made deli-style classics like ham, bologna, and even the New Jersey specialty Taylor Ham. Now theyre trying their hand at another sliced meat: roast beef. The two break down a whole beef leg to get the best cut from the bottom round, cure the meat for two days, cook it low and slow for three hours, and make roast beef sandwiches
Date: 2020-05-20

Comments and reviews: 10


I have a question. These butchering tables that they are using are made of wood, are they considered something thats not final serve like you wouldn't slice a steak on it when its done cooking/resting? I am always confused about wood as a cutting surface given its porous but also hate plastic so idk what to do lol
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Guys, how much did the bottom round weigh? What was the internal temp when you pulled it off? how much of each seasoning did you start out with? And lastly, if you were going to smoke it what wood would you use? I realize this is a lot, so thank you very much Loved the vid. Subbed and liked.
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Another great episode, love the series! Something I've been wanting to ask for a while (since the first episodes I watched) is what how do you use eye of round? It seems like a fairly useless piece of meat, but obviously it shouldn't be wasted, so what exactly is it good for?
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QUARANTINE CONTENT FROM THE MEAT HOOK MOTHERSHIP! Make. Your. Own. Roast. BEEF! Let's get after it y'all. Thanks for watching. Hit us up in the comments below and maaaaaaybe we'll have a chance to answer some questions. Follow us themeathook, brentonyoung, benjaminstephen
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The amazing thing is that you actually still taste roast beefIsn't that the whole reason you're doing this process? So that the roast beef is the center of the dish/sandwich? Horseradish mayo has its place but you make it sound like that should be what you're tasting?
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Don't you 2 guys want to be my friend? You 2 need a friend, let me be your friend. hahahahahahahaha. damn that looks good. Gonna have to disagree with the sandwich thingy though. You can eat roast beef. on its own. Until you are stuffed!
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The pinnacle deli meat is, and will always be, Pastrami. #2 is corned beef. Sorry, but truth. One thing I generally don't like about deli roast beef is that it's too salty if you put too much in a sandwich.
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I realize this video was probably on the backburner for a while, but i'd say it was terrible timing. Beef prices are about to skyrocket and are soon to become unobtainable.
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He said The yellow fat is because it's grass fed, this is false. Grass fed beef, the fat is white, grain fed, or partially grain fed beef is yellow. This is known.
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I personally like my beef rare and bloody. I'm also a bit more adventurous with regard to cheaper, more flavorsome cuts. I don't mind chewing it, I do like to taste it.
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