
For ribs, when using the broil setting on an electric oven, place the rack in the middle of the oven so the sauce does not burn before you achieve “fall off the bone” meat. Allow the ribs to rest before grilling or broiling. The meat should also have shrunk, exposing more of the rib bones. You should be able to tear two ribs apart with minimal effort. It works well because of the lack of connective tissue and fat in the cut. and then let it rest for 20min., essentially eliminating the cooking stage. My favourite method for a 3lb Tenderloin Roast is to sear at 450F for 30mins. One of the “longer than it is thick roasts”, it cooks faster than other cuts. Lean and very tender, I like to serve this cut rare. Like the Sirloin Tip it’s a great “bang for your buck”. With a higher amount of fat, this cut is more flavourful and tender than the Sirloin Tip. For a 3 pound roast cook for the time of a 2 pounder. in size with more length than girth it easily sears in a 10 inch skillet and cooks faster than its weight would indicate. Flavourful, tender and best of all, economical. Broiled and basted in you favourite sauce the next day, it is a well deserved reward for your efforts. Remove the ribs before serving your guests. This is your classic “standing rib roast”. An excellent choice to experiment and practice on. Definitely the most flavourful cut from the hip and certainly the most forgiving cut for beginners. TIP #3: Remember: ALWAYS SEASON YOUR MEAT with Salt & Pepper.īest served rare / med. Time for searing on the stovetop is long enough to achieve a golden crust, without burning. for roasts up to 3lbs., and sear for 30 min. TIP #2: In General, if you choose to sear in the oven, sear for 7 minutes/lb.

TIP #1: Your total searing time(s) in the oven should be included in the total cooking time(s).
