Posts Tagged ‘dry-aged’
James Whelan Butchers: Ultra Slow-Roast Sirloin
Monday, September 29th, 2014 in Beef Recipes | No Comments »
Very slow roasting is the answer when you have to go out and want dinner to be ready when you come home. This method produces a very juicy and flavoursome roast. Ultra Slow Roast Sirloin – Printer Friendly Download Ingredients 1.5 kg sirloin 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive or Irish rapeseed oil flaky sea salt […]
James Whelan Butchers: Roast fillet with prosciutto
Tuesday, September 23rd, 2014 in Beef Recipes | No Comments »
An impressive dish for a buffet table, this is simple to make and can be prepared ahead of time. Serve at room temperature. Roast fillet with prosciutto – Printer Friendly Download Ingredients 1.5 kg beef fillet, cut from the middle 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil or Irish rapeseed oil flaky sea salt freshly ground black […]
James Whelan Butchers: Great Tipp Food
Friday, August 19th, 2011 in Foodie Articles | No Comments »
As the old saying goes, necessity really is the mother of invention. I found myself with a small dilemma (tiny in fact as dilemmas go) over the weekend. Approximately half of a pound of butter that had been left out of the fridge was rapidly turning into a too soft, squidgy mess on the […]
James Whelan Butchers: Ultra Slow-Roast Sirloin
Monday, September 29th, 2014 in Beef Recipes | No Comments »
Very slow roasting is the answer when you have to go out and want dinner to be ready when you come home. This method produces a very juicy and flavoursome roast. Ultra Slow Roast Sirloin – Printer Friendly Download Ingredients 1.5 kg sirloin 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive or Irish rapeseed oil flaky sea salt […]
James Whelan Butchers: Roast fillet with prosciutto
Tuesday, September 23rd, 2014 in Beef Recipes | No Comments »
An impressive dish for a buffet table, this is simple to make and can be prepared ahead of time. Serve at room temperature. Roast fillet with prosciutto – Printer Friendly Download Ingredients 1.5 kg beef fillet, cut from the middle 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil or Irish rapeseed oil flaky sea salt freshly ground black […]
James Whelan Butchers: Great Tipp Food
Friday, August 19th, 2011 in Foodie Articles | No Comments »
As the old saying goes, necessity really is the mother of invention. I found myself with a small dilemma (tiny in fact as dilemmas go) over the weekend. Approximately half of a pound of butter that had been left out of the fridge was rapidly turning into a too soft, squidgy mess on the […]