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Chesdan's Beef Sandwich

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  1. Chesdan's Beef Sandwich

    1 Whole Inside Top Round
    Celery
    Carrots
    Onions
    Tomato
    Fresh Chopped Garlic
    Basil
    Beef Base
    Maggi's Seasoning
    Water

    Sauce:
    Italian Spaghetti Seasoning
    Dry Oregano

    Start with cutting the top round in half. There are certain parts of fat
    on the top round that are hard; you want to cut those parts off but leave
    the rest of the fat on there it will help make the meat juicier. After
    removing all the hard fat, combine beef base with enough Maggi seasoning
    to make a paste. The beef base is a dry product and the Maggi seasoning is
    a liquid flavoring product. After making the paste, coat the rounds
    entirely making sure every part has been covered and massaged into the
    beef. Then place the two rounds into a roasting pan and top with sliced
    carrots, sliced onions, garlic, celery, sliced tomatoes, and top with
    fresh basil leaves. I've left the amounts of most of all those ingredients
    to your discretion depending on how much available at hand. Add about 2
    cups of water to the roasting pan and cook at 350 degrees in a
    conventional oven for 2.5 to 3 hours, or until the center of the beef can
    be temped at 140 to 145. When done cooking take the pan out and flip the
    beef rounds into he juice while letting cool. This will help even out the
    cooking process. When cool enough let sit in refrigerator overnight. Make
    sure you strain the juice for next day! The next day cut off all of the
    excess fat from the rounds and slice thin for sandwiches. Start heating
    the juice from the following day in a saucepan. Add 2 oz of Italian
    spaghetti seasoning. Also add a pinch of dry oregano and 1 oz of the Maggi
    seasoning. Mix together until hot enough to dip beef in and warm up. Enjoy
    with a fresh baked French bread.

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