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Marty wrote:
> My Q partner and I picked up a couple whole eye of rounds, choice angus, > in cryo. > > The first one was cooked last week. I cooked it at 340F. I was > disappointed that the meat was not very tender. It's a very lean cut, but > then so is beef tenderloin. > > Should this cut be done at low temp? Being round, I'm guessing that is the > problem with the first one... cooked too hot. > > Or maybe I should just grind it up. ;-) Low temp wouldn't help because (as others mentioned) it doesn't have collagen to soften; what you've got is a bunch of hard-working muscle. I'd recommend cutting it into thin pieces and cooking, rather than trying to cook it as a whole piece; I'll post a couple typical recipes individually in this thread. Bob |
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