Easy Homemade Roast Beef – That Won’t Break the Bank!



A mouth watering roast perfect for the holidays that is wallet friendly!

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PRINTABLE RECIPE: https://www.laurainthekitchen.com/recipes/roasted-eye-round-roast/

ROAST BEEF INGREDIENTS:
3 lb Eye Round Roast
2 Cloves of Garlic, very thinly sliced
Fresh Rosemary
1/4 cup of Olive Oil
1/4 cup of Dry White Wine, I used Pinot Grigio
Plenty of salt and pepper

For the wine sauce:
2 Tbsp of Unsalted Butter
2 Shallots
1 cup of Dry Red Wine
1 cup of Beef Stock

For the horseradish sourcream:
1 cup of Sour Cream
2-3 Tbsp of Prepared Horseradish
2 Tbsp of Chopped Chives
Plenty of Salt to taste

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00:00 – Intro
01:32 – Prepare the Meat
04:56 – Make the Marinade
05:39 – Marinate
07:51 – Season
09:32 – Sear
10:43 – Bake
11:05 – Make the Pan Sauce
11:57 – Horseradish Sauce
15:33 – Assemble
16:20 – Enjoy!

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45 Comments

  1. Mia is so so cute. How is Mia doing Laura? Mia definitely looks more like you than Joe. She’s definitely a miniature version of you Laura. Well that’s a little coincidence because my mom’s former coworker Jessica has a daughter named Mia. I have a friend named Mia. She’s my mom’s former coworkers youngest daughter

  2. I have made this several times and it always turns out wonderful. I've learned to cook it to just 115° F because I am an adult who likes it rare! It continues to cook (as Laura says) and the temp will rise more as it "rests." It's my favorite "Sunday Dinner."

  3. I am disabled, apparently America (the great) thinks I’m only worth 206.00 dollars a month for food. As of now I can only eat frozen china food every other day. Is it possible ( in any way) that I can eat everyday ( 28-31) days a month? And actually taste good?

  4. I usually fix a roast for Sunday dinner, after Mass. I rotate beef, lamb, pork and chicken. I do roast potatoes done with goose fat. If it’s a cheaper roast like rump, or eye of round, I like to sous vide it. It comes out much more tender and I don’t have to worry about overcooking it. I sear it after the sous vide.

  5. Cooking an eye of round or a similar roast medium well, or well done turns it into leather. Unfortunate but true. If it’s rare or medium rare and you slice it thin it’s OK. It’s certainly not prime rib. I often sous vide mine, which helps. I lucked out just before Christmas. My husband picked up four prime ribs at 7.95 a pound.

  6. Hi Laura, I made this roast for Christmas and it was the best roast I ever made. I checked it at 35 minutes and decided it was done at 130° (it was slightly under three pounds). It was perfect. I like my beef rare/med rare. It sliced beautifully and like you said, the leftovers are amazing! This is going to be a "regular" menu item at my house. Thank you and Happy New Year.

  7. This looks delicious! I just ordered a three pounder for the two of us. I'm going to serve with mashed potatoes and popovers. 😋 Merry Christmas, Laura 🎄🎅☃️🦌😂

  8. Thank you, Laura! In a world where all these new “influencers” are making all these “hacks” when it comes to cooking, your videos are a BIG deep breath of fresh air!!

  9. I'm making three of Laura's recipes this year! Lentil and kale soup (subbing collards because I don't care for curly kale and can't find flat) for the day my family gets here. Italian beef sandwiches for Christmas Eve and green bean almondine as a side for Christmas dinner! Her recipes always come through!

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