The asado tapa is a guerrilla cut.
Cheap, it is not difficult for it to become hard or dry.
It's the silly sister of emptiness that we nevertheless buy because it's cheap, because there was no other option, because deep down we like to suffer.
We usually bake it in the oven . Why? Because for a special event, like a barbecue, we don't buy a lid.
The tapa de asado (asado tapa) didn't earn the honor of the parrilla (grill). Tapas are only available on weekdays.
However, there is a way to make oven-roasted tapas tender : with patience, love, and, above all, planning. In other words, if you're planning where you're going on vacation in December, invest a little money and buy some roast beef. But if you have the gift of foresight, you can experience the benefits of a truly tender .
The roast cover requires you to wake up thinking about it.
It will take you two hours to cook it and the same amount of time to psychologically soften it.
Talk to him, like you would to plants.
Show her affection, say nice things. She could have been Turtle. Or Dove. But no, she's a cover. And with great honor.
Tell her you're going to treat yourself by eating it. That it's going to be delicious, that together you'll make it. Empower her. And empower yourself.
Because today you're going to bring a tender roast beef tapa to the table. Today, today you become a hero .
Ingredients
I love you, roast beef tapa
- 1 piece of roast beef cap
- Potatoes
- Salt, pepper and oil
For the marinade:
- 2 tbsp. of chopped parsley
- 2 chopped garlic cloves
- 1 tbsp. paprika or ground chili (if you like it spicy)
- 1 CDA. of oregano
- 1/2 glass of olive oil
- 3 tbsp. of vinegar
Recipe for roast beef tapa in the oven
the thing is to have patience
marinade ingredients (which is basically a classic chimichurri). Place the meat in a dish and cover it with the marinade. Cover with plastic wrap and let it sit at room temperature for at least 1 hour . It's best to do this the night before.
2. 15 minutes before putting the meat in the oven, preheat it to maximum .
3. Place the marinated meat potatoes , peeled and sliced, around the meat. Drizzle the mixture with a little oil. Do not season it yet.
4. The secret to tender topside roast : The whole secret to making it tender lies in how you use the temperature and time . You'll do it this way, and if you bought good meat, I swear it never fails:
a) First, place the meat in the oven preheated to its highest setting. For just 10 minutes (no more). This is to seal the meat .
b) Then, without opening the oven, lower the temperature to minimum .
c) The key : You'll cook the topside of roast beef in at least 1.5 to 2 hours. This depends on the oven and the meat. But NEVER less than 1.5 hours.
d) Try not to open the oven in the first hour.
e) The last 15 minutes, you can turn up the oven a little to brown (never to the maximum).
f) Turn off the oven and let rest for 5-10 minutes, so that the juices settle.
5. Season with salt and pepper and bring it to the table with a satisfied smile. At the first comment, "This looks like butter ," pretend you don't understand and reply, "It's really easy. I'll show you later."
And here is my oven-roasted tapa
tender, tender
For more tips on roasting meat, visit this post: 15 Tips for Roasting Meat in the Oven
EXQUISITE! Thank you so much Idola!
Hi Paulina!! I made this today and paired it with mashed potatoes. It was heavenly. Thanks so much for the recipe!
And in the end, when and how do we salt it?
You sure know what you're talking about, Paulina! The explanation is impeccable. Let's cook, ladies and gentlemen.
Paula, congratulations! I was about to throw in the towel with the roast beef. Always a pain. I tried your recipe exactly and it came out SPECTACULAR. You have a new fan.
I've followed several of your recipes, but this is the first time I'm posting. It really worked and turned out great. Thanks, Paulina!
Impeccable! I never made roast beef in the oven because it always came out tough. Thanks to your advice, I make it all the time, and it's literally buttery! It never fails. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
You're amazing at cooking, and not to mention how you explain things. You're brilliant.
Braised tapas always turn out well over a long period of time, whether it's with a topping, with tuco, or stewed with whatever's available.
Today I'll try it in the oven with your recipe, Paulina, and I'll let you know.
Thanks, Pulina, a big hug from Mar del Plata. I marinated it last night, and we had a delicious meal tonight. Of course, I'll make it again next week, and I'll also invite someone over so I can show off. Thank you again.
The explanation for why we buy a roast beef topside is the best I've ever seen. I've always thought the same thing, but I've never been so outspoken as to express it that way! Haha, having said that, tomorrow I'm going to buy a topside that the butcher has on sale and I'm going to try the recipe.
This technique never fails and works for all cuts. Thanks Paulina!
1/2 glass of oil was a lot, it was a 1 kilo cap.
Hello, does anyone know what ad hoc cut potatoes look like?
I had it for 2 hours, I did everything exactly and it came out lasting 10 minutes.
Royalty? Meat every other day! I'm leaving the butcher right now.
Paulina cooks, the truth is I've seen several of your recipes. First of all, I congratulate you for the place you've earned. There are many people who are not very clear about cooking. Now, to bastardize the tapa like that seemed like a lot to me. We are Argento. Any meat, a good griller will throw it on the grill, not to mention that you buy a piece of tapa and you have a range of recipes to make with this cut. I support the tapa. In addition, we agree that in Argentina, eating meat is already royalty, hahaha ?????
I'm going to make it... I didn't understand, I have to cover it with aluminum foil in the oven. Thanks
Hi, it turned out spectacular in an electric oven. Thanks!
Of course, when I get the electricity bill, we'll talk...
Question for those who know how to cook...
Why do you have to cover it with aluminum foil?
I prepared everything in a Tupperware container and left it overnight, with the lid slightly ajar. I don't have aluminum foil.
I made it yesterday...excellent, tender and delicious. Thank you.
Thanks Paulina for the recipe, I followed the instructions to the letter, everything was perfect!!
Hello, I season the roast beef top well and put the oven bag on it, put it in the oven on low heat for 3 hours, at 10 in the morning and at 1 it's ready, cut it with a fork, add some butter and whatever you want to add.
I'm going to make it! I run a food service business and I'm nervous about the lid coming out hard, so tomorrow I'm going to make it just like that! I'll tell you how it went later! ??
Hello!! I came in a hurry to run some errands, and all I had was some topside pork, which men seem to love. I cut it into two-finger-thick strips, added a little oil to the pressure cooker, browned it on both sides, added some spring onions, sliced bell peppers, garlic, parsley, oregano, ground chili, half a glass of wine, salt, and half a glass of broth. It was ready and tender in twenty minutes. I served it with spinach au gratin in white sauce. Delicious and quick... Enjoy your meal.
The most delicious thing I've ever eaten!!!! Thank you so much, excellent
Hello. I did everything you said and it turned out great. The only thing is that since I didn't have aluminum foil, I covered the baking pan with a stainless steel one and it turned out great.
I'm cooking it.
I only had one, papa.
I added carrots and finely chopped bell peppers.
We'll see what happens.
Write to pass the time.
Give it the time Paulina says.
The meat was divine! It tasted like butter! Thanks for the recipe. I'm making the potato pie today.
Will it be covered with aluminum foil?