Rump Roast ~3.5 lbs
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Rump Roast ~3.5 lbs
$25.50
Rump Roasts come from the top of the rear hip. It is commonly the cut used for roast beef. These are a leaner cut, but often have great beef flavor. This roast cooks best with a low, slow cook. Season the outside and pop it in the oven in a brownie pan. Remember, pink is a good thing. Overcooking this cut will leave you with a tough, dry slice of meat.
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