Flat Iron Beef with Roquefort Sauce and Sweet Potato Mash

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This elegant dish brings together a tender slow-roasted flat iron beef with a luxurious Roquefort cream sauce and buttery sweet potato mash — the long, gentle roasting (about 5 hours at low heat) is what makes the meat incredibly juicy and tender. While the beef takes its time, you'll whip up a creamy mash and a rich walnut-studded cheese sauce, so most of the work is hands-off waiting rather than active cooking.

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    Prepare the meat

    Season the meat on all sides with salt and pepper. Tie it firmly into a cylinder shape with kitchen string. Tuck sprigs of rosemary under the string, then sear the meat quickly in a pan with a splash of olive oil.


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    Carrots in the roasting dish

    Peel the carrots and cut them into chunky batons. Place them in a roasting tin or slow cooker and season lightly with salt and pepper.


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    Slow roast

    Place the meat on top of the carrots and roast at a low temperature for about 5 hours. Keep the oven set to 130°C. After five hours, check the meat to see if it's tender yet.

Flat Iron Beef with Roquefort Sauce and Sweet Potato Mash

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Active time total 6 h 5 min
Prep 10 min Cook 5 h 55 min

13 Ingredients

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About this recipe

Flat iron beef, sometimes called top blade steak, is a cut running through with fine seams of fat, which makes it wonderfully tender. Those little veins of fat are exactly what give the meat its unique juiciness once cooked, keeping it full of flavour. It's most often prepared as a steak, and in Austrian cuisine this cut is the star of the legendary tafelspitz. We roasted ours very slowly at a low temperature — you can just as easily make it in a slow cooker, where a gentle, low heat works just as much magic.

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