This document provides instructions for roasting meat in the Uruguayan style to achieve juicy results. It recommends choosing fatty cuts like ribeye for moisture. The meat should be seasoned, grilled over medium-high heat without moving it initially, and allowed to rest after cooking to redistribute juices before slicing. Following these steps of selecting the right cut, proper seasoning, grilling technique, and resting will result in tender, juicy roast meat.
This document provides instructions for roasting meat in the Uruguayan style to achieve juicy results. It recommends choosing fatty cuts like ribeye for moisture. The meat should be seasoned, grilled over medium-high heat without moving it initially, and allowed to rest after cooking to redistribute juices before slicing. Following these steps of selecting the right cut, proper seasoning, grilling technique, and resting will result in tender, juicy roast meat.
This document provides instructions for roasting meat in the Uruguayan style to achieve juicy results. It recommends choosing fatty cuts like ribeye for moisture. The meat should be seasoned, grilled over medium-high heat without moving it initially, and allowed to rest after cooking to redistribute juices before slicing. Following these steps of selecting the right cut, proper seasoning, grilling technique, and resting will result in tender, juicy roast meat.
choose the right cut. Look for fatty cuts intramuscular, such as ribeye or ribeye sausage. The fat will melt as it cooks and will keep the meat moist and tender. THE PREPARATION
Before grilling, make sure the
meat is at room temperature. Season generously with salt and pepper to give it flavor. If you want, you can marinate the meat before to add more flavor. Don't forget to dry excess liquid before putting it on the grill. THE ROAST
To achieve juicy and soft meat, it is important
Cook the meat over medium- high heat. Place the meat on the grill and let it cook without moving it for a few minutes. Then turn it over and repeat the process. Use a meat thermometer to make sure the meat is cooked to suitable temperature. MEAT AT REST
Once the meat is cooked, it is
important to let it rest for a few minutes before slicing. This will allow the juices to redistribute and the meat to stay juicy. Cover the meat with aluminum foil to keep it warm while it rests. CONCLUSION Remember to choose the cut correct, season well, cook over medium-high heat, use a meat thermometer and let it rest before cutting.