A Sunday joint as mom used to call it , no not pot it was the roast of meat!! My Brother was a butcher so on a Sat We would get the Sunday joint, wether it was Pork, Lamb, Beef or Chicken..
So Sundays in my house is also filled with lots of cooking smells.. I use a Dutch Oven to roast my Meats (Joints) In this I place aTrivet of Veg, 1 a large Onion quartered, carrots left in big chunks, a red petter quartered and seeds taken out ,I sometimes use Parsnips , turnip, leeks what ever you fancy!! I then put either 1 pkg onion soup mix of a pkg veg soup mix and a couple of Bouillon cubes (oxo) then I rub the roast with Olive oil Dijon mustard. Beef Roast I get 4 tbl spns of flour , chopped garlic and fresh ground black pepper place in a big bowl and place the beef roast in bowl, with flour mix rub all over the roast,, then place the roast on the root veg trivet , the trivet will add a lot of great flavour to your roast . Once your roast is done take out the roasted Veg trivet I place the dutch oven on the stove in a jug mix up 2 tbl sons flout with water add to juices in the dutch over stir until there are no lumps, if you do have lumpy gravy run through a strainer..
If you did not use a trivet! To add flavour to your gravy! Dice up i onion 1 carrot and what ever other veg you want add. Place in dutch oven with juices from your roast and cook until soft then you can strain the veggies or put in to a blender this will add flavour to your grave and also thicken.. With a Beef Roast, I like to add a little sherry or port this elevates the beef taste mmm yummy
On Kates Birthday it is tradition to make 1 huge Yorkshire pudding and put her dinner inside of it. It is important that traditions are carried on , then we don’t loose them !