The Best Roast

Aah I do love a Sunday. Apart from the traffic free(ish) ride and the general peace and quiet, the thing I love most is coming home from a long ride to one of the wife's roast dinners. Today was Roast Beef, Yorkshires and the rest, delicious. Although if I was on Death Row and had to choose my last meal it would be Roast Pork , crackling and the rest. So what I wonder is the most popular Sunday Roast, or if on Death Row what would be your final meal? I am not a student doing a survey so your answer wlll not affect my future in any way. ( I think!).
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Pork
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Chicken
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Lamb
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Nut Roast (no discrimination)
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+1 That was my first thought.
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Whichever it is it has to be with yorkshire puds, roast spuds, and mint sauce oh and lots of black pepper.
I want a roast now and its only 11am
If it is a good chef, give me beef or venison.
If it is me, it has to be chicken, because it is the only roast I can do right. I buy the best bird I can afford (corn fed free range), stick a lemon up it, cover it in butter, pepper, salt and herbes de provence and roast it. It always works.
Other meats in my hands tend to dry up like leather-wrapped polystyrene
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Damn, I was about to say that.
When it comes to roasts, you can't beat the beef.
Clearly, my cookery tips are the antidote to this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzjR0yL4 ... re=related
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Eddingtons: 80 (Metric); 60 (Imperial)
nice ham joint coated in honey and brown sugar slow roasted for about 4 hours
just melts in your mouth
damm im getting hungry now
I can understand not going through a 10 page thread but you started the second. Too keen to post it.
I love a roast beef , but yesterday i did a stonkingly good chicken that near fell apart when carving it. lovely crispy skin too.
and yes yorkshire puds go with any meal
not if you use a silicone baking tray and use no oil. FACT lovely light thin and just turning crispy . nom nom nom
Bob
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Eddingtons: 80 (Metric); 60 (Imperial)
google it.
I just can't imagine eating gammon with gravy.
Suppose I should try it really but no Yorkshire puddings? Unthinkable!
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Peregrinations
Eddingtons: 80 (Metric); 60 (Imperial)