Good recipes for bottom round?

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Brad Hutchison
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Good recipes for bottom round?

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Giant Eagle had bottom round steaks on special yesterday, but I don't think I've ever worked with that cut before. Is it best for grilling? Stewing? Riding with it under my saddle?
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hit it

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beat it with a mallet for several minutes. feed it to the dog.
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Brad

If you're going to grill it, I'd marinate overnight and slice it thinly. Probably would be a better bet to use in stew/soup....But, if you chop it coarsely, it would be dynamite in chili.

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Post by sharon kinsella »

I use this cut for Swiss Steak.
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Thanks to Jeff and Sharon from me. Thanks to Ryan from Woody (my dog).
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Post by Brad Hutchison »

The bottom round worked well as pot roast. I seasoned it up and cooked it in the crock pot with potatoes, onions, and garlic. It was very nice.
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