Two Words: Rib Roast. Now go get yourself a napkin to mop
that drool up.
This was inspired quite simply by seeing the roast on
sale at Publix. A little walk around the produce section led to the idea of a simple crust of salt, garlic and rosemary. Sides to be steamed asparagus and mashed purple potatoes.
1 Standing Rib Roast
Olive Oil
Coarse Salt
3-4 Garlic Cloves Minced
2-3 Rosemary Stems Finely Chopped
I started by rubbing the roast with the olive oil,
followed by a good coating of the salt, rosemary and garlic. I patted the entire thing for good measure to make sure it all stuck. I put the roast in
a roasting pan (whoda thought?) and covered it with foil. Then it was off to a hot oven! While
the roast got to roasting, I put beef stock, a stem of rosemary and a pinch of
salt in a sauce pan to simmer and reduce a bit. Roughly ten degrees before the
roast was done, I removed the foil to let it brown and get nice and crispy
crunchy!
Once the roast had reached temperature, somewhere around
medium rare, I took it out and removed it from the pan to rest. The hot pan was
then deglazed with the reduced beef stock, which was strained and served as a
jus.
The salt, rosemary and garlic had formed a lovely crust!
It was perfectly juicy, and the jus was awesome! I served it with steamed
asparagus and mashed purple potatoes.
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