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Roast Creamy Peppered Beef
Ingredients
2lb
Topside or Sirloin
2-3 tbsp
Finely Crushed Black Peppercorns
Salt & Pepper
Cooking Oil
1-2 tsp
Lightly Crushed Green Peppercorns
1-2 measures
Brandy
1 glass
White Wine
150 ml
Chicken Stock (or cubes)
150 ml
Double Cream
1-2 tsp
English or French Dijon Mustard (optional)
Difficulty:
Average
Vegetarian:
No
No of Servings:
4
Preperation Time:
15
(Minutes)
Cooking Time:
90
(Minutes)
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Rating:
No votes
Date added;:
28.Jun.2007
Author:
The Pink Martini
Description
A delicious roast beef with a lovely creamy sauce.
Instructions
1: Preheat the oven to 200c/400f, gasmark 6. Roll beef in the black peppercorns until covered. Season with salt. Heat oil in a roasting pan, seal meat, then place in the oven.
2: About 30 mins before the end of cooking time, make the sauce. Warm the green peppercorns in a saucepan. Pour on brandy and flambé - the brandy will reduce quite quickly. Add three quarters of the wine and reduce by three quarters. Add the stock and reduce by two thirds. Add the cream, bring sauce to a simmer, then cook for 10 mins on a medium heat. Season with salt and pepper, then add the mustard. Stir the sauce and keep warm.
3: Once the meat is cooked, remove from oven and leave to rest out of the roasting pan for at least 15 mins. This will keep the meat tender. Pour off fat from pan. Warm residue and add remaining wine. This will boil quickly. Strain into the sauce, carve beef, then serve with the sauce and some vegetables, like sauté potatoes and green beans.
Notes
If you like beef rare, use 25-30 mins for roasting. Use 40-50 mins for a medium roast and 60-90 mins for well done. This is a recipe by Gary Rhodes.
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