Rosh ha-Shanah Pot Roast
Updated Oct. 11, 2023
- Total Time
- 3 hours 30 minutes
- Prep Time
- 1 hour
- Cook Time
- 3 hours 10 minutes
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Ingredients
- 3pound eye-round roast or brisket
- Peanut oil
- Salt, if desired
- Pepper
- 8cups beef stock
- 122-inch new potatoes
- 12baby carrots
- 185-inch batons of celery
- 12baby turnips
- 3leeks
- 12cherry tomatoes
- 11tablespoons (¾ cup minus 1 tablespoon) softened unsalted butter or margarine
- 1cup flour
- Onion confit (see recipe)
Preparation
- Step 1
Rub beef with peanut oil, salt and pepper.
- Step 2
Add about 2 tablespoons oil to a pot large enough to hold the beef, stock and vegetables. Brown beef on all sides. Add stock to cover; bring to boil, reduce heat, cover and simmer. Eye round should simmer 2 to 2½ hours; brisket must cook longer.
- Step 3
While beef is cooking, prepare vegetables. Scrub potatoes; trim and scrub carrots; cut celery and trim and scrub turnips. Cut green part from leeks. Trim the root, leaving just a little so leek will hold together. Rinse thoroughly.
- Step 4
Turn on broiler; rinse and stem tomatoes and arrange on broiler pan.
- Step 5
Prepare beurre manie by blending butter or margarine with flour to a paste.
- Step 6
Twenty minutes before beef is ready, add potatoes, carrots, celery, turnips and leeks. Raise heat to return liquid to simmer; cover and finish cooking.
- Step 7
Remove beef and set aside. Remove 8 cups of stock and bring to boil in separate pot. Keep vegetables warm in remaining stock.
- Step 8
Gradually beat beurre manie into boiling stock until it has thickened to gravy consistency.
- Step 9
Broil tomatoes 3 to 5 minutes. Do not let them burst.
- Step 10
Slice beef. Spoon thin layer of gravy on a platter and top with sliced beef. Arrange vegetables around the meat, using tomatoes to provide spots of color. Place spoonfuls of onion confit down center of meat and pass additional gravy.
- The beef can be cooked for 1½ to 2 hours in advance and reheated before adding the vegetables.
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Comments
Pretty bland. I used it as a guide for cooking the beef, but did a lot of tinkering to get more complex flavors.
Pretty bland. I used it as a guide for cooking the beef, but did a lot of tinkering to get more complex flavors.