1. Roast Beef
My favorite cut to use when making roast beef is rib eye. Tender and succulent, the whole family loves it.
I usually cook my roast beef to medium rare - the cooking time is 5 mins per 100g at 180°C. Allow to rest for at least 15-20 minutes before carving.
2. Roast lamb
Roast leg of lamb is great if you're feeding a large family. This Heston Blumenthal-inspired recipe is my favorite - simply slow roasted at 90°C for about 2 hours.
See recipe here.
3. Roast lamb loin chops
Baby C's favorite lamb cut is the lamb loin chops. This is much more quicker to cook compared to the whole leg of lamb (20 mins vs 2 hours).
See recipe here.
4. Roast chicken
This is a simple roast chicken recipe from Michelin-star chef Thomas Keller. You only need 4 basic ingredients for this recipe - unsalted butter, salt, pepper and fresh thyme. Moist chicken with incredibly crispy skin.
See recipe here.
5. Roast potatoes
A must-have with every Sunday Roast is roast potatoes. Crisp on the outisde, fluffy on the inside - delicious!
See recipe here.
6. Yorkshire puddings
We like having Yorkshire puddings with roast beef. They're really easy to make (less than 20 mins for prep and cooking). I love them crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, and with lots of gravy poured over.
See the recipe here.
7. Homemade mint sauce
A good mint sauce is essential when serving roast lamb. I prefer making my own using fresh mint from the garden - so very easy to do.
See recipe here.
8. Vegetables
We like to keep it simple and have our Sunday roast with steamed or boiled vegetables. Two of my favorites are Brussel sprouts and carrots.
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These roasts and sides all look so delicious!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year. Catherine
Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteI think I'd prefer chicken or lamb to beef...with lots of potatoes. Happy 2015 to you and all your loved ones. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteHi Yen! How are you feeling? I hope you are ok? Take care!
ReplyDeleteit's been ages since i last had yorkshire pudding ... now you've got me craving some, thanks to your great-looking recipe! :)
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ReplyDeleteI have a question: where can I buy chickpeas in Kuala Lumpur? What kind of shops sell it? (I am a newbie to cooking)
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I love all the roasts you share here! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteYen, I love all your roasts!
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ReplyDeleteHappy New Year! :)
Happy New Year, Yen!
ReplyDeleteWow...these are so delicious looking
Hi Yen,
ReplyDeleteYou are very pro with your Sunday roasting feast! Everything looks great!
Zoe
Hi Yen,
ReplyDeleteEverything looks delicious!
Happy New Year to you and family!