Ingredients
Black Pudding, Smoked Bacon & Caramelised Onion Stuffed Sirloin
Directions
Make the stuffing
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Step 2 Melt Ampersand Butter in a wide pan and cook the Smoked Streaky Bacon and crumbled Black Pudding for 5–7 minutes.
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Step 3 Add onions, garlic, breadcrumbs and herbs and cook for a further 3 minutes.
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Step 4 Add a splash of water to deglaze the pan.
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Step 5 Add Apple & Sultana Chutney to the pan and stir to combine.
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Step 6 Season with pepper to taste.
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Step 7 Let cool slightly before stuffing.
Prepare and stuff the sirloin
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Step 9 Lay the butterflied or roll-cut 2kg Sirloin Joint fat side down.
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Step 10 Season the inside with salt & pepper.
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Step 11 Spread the stuffing evenly, leaving a 2–3cm border around the edges.
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Step 12 Roll tightly from the long side into a cylinder.
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Step 13 Tie firmly with butcher’s string every 3–4cm.(or re-purpose the elastic butchers twine that came on the DukesHill Sirloin joint).
Sear the joint
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Step 15 Heat Ampersand Butter or oil in a large pan.
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Step 16 Brown the rolled joint on all sides for 2–3 minutes per side until evenly caramelised.
Roast
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Step 18 Preheat oven to 180°C (fan 160°C) / Gas 4.
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Step 19 Place the joint seam-side down in a roasting tin.
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Step 20 Roast for: 1 hour 20 minutes→ Medium; 1 hour 35 minutes→ Medium-well; 1 hour 50 minutes→ Well done (Add 10 minutes if stuffing mixture was chilled.)
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Step 21 Internal meat temperature guidance: 60–63°C→ Medium; 68–70°C→ Medium-well
Rest
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Step 23 Cover loosely with foil and rest for 25–30 minutes before carving.
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Step 24 Use the pan juices to make a beef gravy.
To serve
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Step 26 Slice into thick rounds to reveal the rich swirl of black pudding, bacon and caramelised onion. Serve with: Beef Gravy; Goose fat Roast Potatoes; Seasonal Vegetables or Extra Apple & Sultana Chutney
Recipe Note
Chef's Tips:Tie tightly - a large 2kg joint needs firm shaping.Always rest well for the neatest slices.Add a splash of red wine to the roasting tray for an even richer gravy.Leftovers make wonderful sandwiches with crusty bread.