It's in the 50s here ‹ yeay!! I love being cold in August!
I put a 4# well-browned boneless chuck in the oven at about 2:30. Dumped some Penzeys English Prime Rib seasoning on it and I'd stuck some garlic cloves into gashes I made in the roast.
I boiled new potatoes and did a quick fry up of some zucchini sticks, sweet red and yellow peppers, and a tomato, chunked, all in some garlicked-up olive oil. Damn fine meal. The gravy is terrific. Most of the liquid for the gravy came from some Bear Creek brand beef base and a couple cups of water.
We accompanied it with some of the chili sauce I entered in this year's Fair. Stuff's pretty good! Woo-woo! -- -Barb, Mother Superior, HOSSSPoJ http://www.jamlady.eboard.com - Fair baking
On Aug 20, 8:23Â pm, Melba's Jammin' <[email hidden]>
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It's in the 50s here ‹ yeay!!  I love being cold in August!
I put a 4# well-browned boneless chuck in the oven at about 2:30. Â Dumped some Penzeys English Prime Rib seasoning on it and I'd stuck some garlic cloves into gashes I made in the roast. Â
I boiled new potatoes and did a quick fry up of some zucchini sticks, sweet red and yellow peppers, and a tomato, chunked, all in some garlicked-up olive oil. Â Damn fine meal. Â The gravy is terrific.. Â Most of the liquid for the gravy came from some Bear Creek brand beef base and a couple cups of water.
We accompanied it with some of the chili sauce I entered in this year's Fair. Â Stuff's pretty good! Â Woo-woo!
Sounds very tasty. Instead of plain water with that Bear Creek I'da used Genny's Cream Ale