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Topside beef

lil_me · 2006-12-22 18:28:03

Ok tomorrow I am collecting the beef for Christmas dinner, kids and DP dislike turkey, someone suggested on a previous thread to cook in a roasting bag, are there any other ways ? I forgot to look for roasting bags today but am willing to have a look tomorrow if there is any left if that is the best way. Do I need to do…

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rising_from_the_ashes Posts: 12,433 Forumite

25 February 2012 at 8:48AM

ky822000 wrote: »

So jealous...... leftover pasta tonight doesn't really make up for your bargain lol

It certainly wasn't what I was expecting to be having for dinner either! Not trying to rub it in .... but it was yum!

I used the Jamie Oliver recipe as a base but with slightly different veg (put chunked swede & potatoes in too).

When I took the beef out to "rest", I whacked the temp up on the oven again and crisped the veg off ..... quite pleased for a 1st attempt! (and I'd certainly do it again if I see another one reduced to a reasonable amount!)

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