Sunday roast beef

Perfectly roasted beef served with crispy roast potatoes, carrots and Yorkshire pudding.

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This delicious roast beef recipe is the perfect dish for Sunday dinner and one that the whole family loves.

Make this affordable roast dinner with a topside of beef. Coat the beef in a wonderful rub, made simply with just three ingredients: mustard, sugar and sea salt. Make sure you check out our video in the tips section to see how this roast topside of beef is made You can also find out more about the best cuts for roasting beef, and why not take a look at our thyme-roasted rib of beef recipe, too?

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Tender and juicy, this Dutch oven pot roast recipe transforms an affordable cut of meat into a delicious comfort food dinner!

Pot Roast is the epitome of comfort food, and this recipe is one of my personal favorites. It's sure to impress at your next Sunday dinner. The secret? A slow and gentle cooking process that transforms the beef into a tender, melt-in-your-mouth delight. Pair it with a generous serving of creamy mashed potatoes, and you have a heavenly combination. Trust me, this will become your go-to Pot Roast recipe for family gatherings and friendly get-togethers.

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Important Tips before You Begin: Leave time to bring the roast to room temperature before you start. Buy a meat thermometer (digital is best). This cheap investment will be a kitchen life saver. Buy a roasting pan with a wire rack. Baking the roast directly on a metal or glass pan will cause it to cook unevenly and possibly ruin your dinner. Plan time to let the roast rest for 15 minutes after cooking. This lets the juice settle. Remember that oven temperatures are not always accurate. The…