When it comes out right, roast beef is tender, succulent, and richly flavored. When it comes out wrong, the meat is dry and tough and requires tons of gravy just to get it down. Here we show you how to make a bargain cut of meat taste like high-end prime rib every time.
Resurrecting the Roast Beef Dinner
Season 9, Ep. 11
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