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Browning Electric Slicer |
My husband bought me a meat slicer a few weeks ago and today I planned to give it a real work out although I have used it a couple of times already with great satisfaction! "The Academy" is a new sporting goods store that recently opened in Evansville and Brian being a guy was there straight away to check it out. To my good fortune he happened to be thinking of the beef jerky I made him when he spied several home meat slicing machines. He took a fancy to this BROWNING 7 1/2" 180 amp. electric slicer and purchased it for me.
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Slicing beef using the safety guard. |
Yesterday I placed a 4 1/2 pound rump roast in a covered cast iron dutch oven and roasted it to medium, then just left it to cool in the covered pan. Next I wrapped and stored it in the refrigerator over night knowing it would be easy to slice cold. After setting up the slicer It did a beautiful and quick job of slicing it to just the thickness I wanted.
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Thin sliced rump roast make great French Dip sandwiches! |
I like to slice it ahead and heat it back up in a covered casserole at serving time for French Dip sandwiches for tonight's dinner. I cover it with the Au Jus then serve the seasoned cooking juices along side to dip the sandwiches into at the table.
Next I sliced the remaining half loaf of rye bread from earlier in the week.
Then I sliced Smoked Pepper Jack cheese and Colby Jack cheese making a platter to serve along side the French Dips!
Clean up was easy using a dry pastry brush to brush away the crumbs and a quick dishpan of hot sudsy water to wash the cutting blade, safety guard, and the slicing tray. All in all it worked out great and as quick and easy!
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Blueberry Pie is a family favorite! |
The menu for tonight's dinner is: French Dip sandwiches on French rolls Au Jus, roasted potatoes, peas, and blueberry pie with cream.
1 comment:
Hello,
Indeed a good post, I know we all like eating meat and that's why meat slicer is very important, as it helps and make preparation very easy, so that's why I have recently purchased one of the Best Meat Slicers available, because i want to make things easy with meat slicer.
By the way, Keep up the good work.
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